The savings of an employee equals income-expenditure. If the income of A, B, C is in the ratio 122:3, expenses 322:1. What is the order of employees A, B. C in the increasing order of the size of their savings?
a. a>c>b
b. b>a>c
c. b>c>a
d. c>b>a

• question is wrong
  ans is d
  income ratio should be=1:2:3
  expense ratio should be=3:2:1
  savings of a=1/6-(1/6*3/6)=1/12
  savings of b=2/6-(2/6*2/6)=2/9
  savings of c=3/6-(3/6*1/6)=5/12
  so,savings ratio=1/12:2/9:5/12=3/36:8/36:15/36
  so,answer is c>b>a
  
  
  
  
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• option d
  since a's expenditure is higher than his income so a have least saving
  and also c is in increasing order
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• By given ratio, the income of A,B,C is 1x, 2x ,3x respectively
  similarly expenditure of A,B,C is 3x, 2x, 1x
  so, saving of A=1x-3x=-2x,
  B=2x-2x=0
  C=3x-1x=2x
  From above savings we conclude that C>B>A
  
  
• 8 years agoHelpfull: Yes(2) No(0)