The following figure shows the expenditures incurred by Rohan in different heads. Rohan has a monthly income of ₹50,000 out of which he spends 60% on different expenditures. What is the total expenditure (in ₹) incurred on Health, Education and Transportation together?
Rs. 16,800
Given:
Monthly income = 50,000
He spends 60% on expenses
Expense(Health) = 24%
Expense(Education) = 18%
Expense(Transportation) = 14%
Solution:
60% of 50,000 = 30,000
now, 1% = 30,000/100 = 300
Expense( Health, Education and Transportation) = 24% + 18% + 14% = 56%
= 56 x 300 = 16,800.
Hence, the total expense for Health, Education, and Transportation is Rs. 16,800.
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