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Monthly salary of A is 30% more than B’s monthly salary and B’s monthly salary is 20% less than C’s. If the difference between the monthly salaries of A and C is Rs 800, then find the annual salary of B.

Rs 14,500

Rs 16,800

Rs 192000

Rs 16,000

Explanation:

Let C’s monthly salary = Rs 100, then B’s = (100-20)% of 100 = 80, and A’s monthly = (100+30)% * 80 = 104
If difference between A and C’s monthly salary is Rs 4 then B’s monthly salary is Rs 80
So if difference is Rs 800, B’s monthly salary is (80/4) * 800 = 16,000
So annual salary = 12*16,000 = 192000

By: Sandeep Dubey

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