To determine Mr. Giridhar's monthly income, let's break down the information provided. Assume his total monthly income is Rs. I.
First, he spends 50% of his income on household items, so his expenditure here is:
Household Spending = 0.5 × I
Therefore, the income remaining after household spending is:
Remaining Income = I - Household Spending = I - 0.5 × I = 0.5 × I
Out of this remaining income, he spends:
- 50% on transport: 0.5 × 0.5 × I = 0.25 × I
- 25% on entertainment: 0.25 × 0.5 × I = 0.125 × I
- 10% on sports: 0.1 × 0.5 × I = 0.05 × I
The remaining amount, which is saved, is Rs. 900:
Savings = 0.5 × I - (0.25 × I + 0.125 × I + 0.05 × I) = Rs. 900
Simplifying the right side of the equation gives:
0.5 × I - 0.425 × I = 0.075 × I
Thus, we have:
0.075 × I = 900
To find I, divide both sides by 0.075:
I = 900 / 0.075 = 12000
Therefore, the monthly income of Mr. Giridhar is Rs. 12000.