Math Problem Statement

monthly 4500 for 7 months a man incurred some debt which was just cleared by reducing his monthly expenses to 4200 for 5 months. find his monthly income.

Solution

Let's solve this step by step.

Given:

  • For the first 7 months, a man incurred debt by spending ₹4500 monthly.
  • For the next 5 months, he reduced his expenses to ₹4200 to clear the debt.
  • We need to find his monthly income.

Let:

  • II represent his monthly income.

Step 1: Calculate Total Expenses for Each Period

  • For the first 7 months: Total expenses=4500×7=31500\text{Total expenses} = 4500 \times 7 = ₹31500

  • For the next 5 months: Total expenses=4200×5=21000\text{Total expenses} = 4200 \times 5 = ₹21000

Step 2: Express Income and Debt Conditions

  1. For the first 7 months: His total income in this period is 7I7I, but he incurred some debt due to higher expenses. The debt after 7 months is: Debt=4500×77I=315007I\text{Debt} = 4500 \times 7 - 7I = ₹31500 - 7I

  2. For the next 5 months: He reduced his monthly expenses to ₹4200 and used the extra savings to clear the debt. His savings per month are I4200I - 4200, and the total savings over 5 months is: Total savings=5(I4200)=5I21000\text{Total savings} = 5(I - 4200) = 5I - 21000

Step 3: Set up the equation to clear the debt

Since his savings over the 5 months are used to clear the debt: Debt=Total savings\text{Debt} = \text{Total savings} 315007I=5I2100031500 - 7I = 5I - 21000

Step 4: Solve for II

Simplifying the equation: 31500+21000=7I+5I31500 + 21000 = 7I + 5I 52500=12I52500 = 12I I=5250012=4375I = \frac{52500}{12} = ₹4375

Conclusion:

The man's monthly income is ₹4375.


Would you like more details or further explanation? Here are five related questions to expand on this:

  1. What would his savings be per month after clearing the debt?
  2. How would the debt change if his initial expenses were ₹5000 instead of ₹4500?
  3. What if he had reduced his expenses to ₹4000 for 6 months instead of 5?
  4. How much total debt would he have incurred after 7 months if his income was ₹4200?
  5. What would happen if his monthly income was unknown but his total savings over the last 5 months was ₹20000?

Tip: To manage debt effectively, it's crucial to compare your monthly expenses against your income regularly.

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Math Problem Analysis

Mathematical Concepts

Algebra
Linear Equations
Debt Calculation
Income and Expense Analysis

Formulas

Total expenses = expense_per_month × number_of_months
Debt = total_expenses - total_income
Savings = (income - reduced_expenses) × number_of_months

Theorems

Equation Balancing

Suitable Grade Level

Grades 8-10