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Chetan's salary is ₹16000 per month. He spends ₹6000 on house rent, ₹1500 on bills and the rest of the amount is his monthly savings. Find his savings(in ₹) in a year, if in the month of his birthday he spent his complete monthly saving for birthday celebration.

Asked in RRB NTPC (UG) CBT-I · 2026
Income and Expenditure · Quantitative Aptitude
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If expenditure categories sum to x%, savings usually represent the remaining (100 − x)% of income.

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