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The pie-diagram below shows the percentage of expenditures of Paul and Balu per month.
Question: 1
If the salary of Balu is 15,000, what would be the expenditure on Investments and Food?
If the salary of Balu is 15,000, what would be the expenditure on Investments and Food?
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- 5450
- 4200
- 4560
- 5700
- 5900
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The Correct Option is D
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The correct answer is option (D): 5700
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Question: 2
If both Balu and Paul get equal income, what is the ratio of their expenditures on Food and clothing?
If both Balu and Paul get equal income, what is the ratio of their expenditures on Food and clothing?
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- 1 : 1
- 1 : 2
- 3 : 1
- 2 : 3
- 16 : 11
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The correct answer is option (E): 16 : 11
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Question: 3
If both Balu and Paul get equal income, what would be the difference of their expenditures on all except Investments?
If both Balu and Paul get equal income, what would be the difference of their expenditures on all except Investments?
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- 1 of income
- 0.50 of income
- 0.01 of income
- 0.05 of income
- 2 of income
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The correct answer is option (C): 0.01 of income
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Question: 4
If Paul’s income was 13,500, what would be his average expenditure on Investments, Rent and Travelling?
If Paul’s income was 13,500, what would be his average expenditure on Investments, Rent and Travelling?
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- 2540
- 2125
- 2490
- 2650
- 2700
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Question: 5
What is the sum of angles subtended by expenditures of Paul on Travel, Rent and Medical?
What is the sum of angles subtended by expenditures of Paul on Travel, Rent and Medical?
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- 207.2º
- 165.8º
- 157.5º
- 207º
- 187.2º
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