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If Chetan's present income is Rs40,000 and it increases by 1% annually, then what will be his income 2 years from now?
Rs50,800
Rs58,000
Rs40,804
Rs44,854
- Chetan's income increases by 1% annually starting from Rs40,000.
- After the first year, income = 40,000 + (40,000 * 1/100) = Rs40,400.
- In the second year, income = 40,400 + (40,400 * 1/100) = Rs40,804.
- Option 1: Rs50,800 – This amount would require a higher percentage increase.
- Option 2: Rs58,000 – This is much higher than a 1% increase would result in.
- Option 3: Rs40,804 – Correct calculation for 1% annual increase over two years.
- Option 4: Rs44,854 – This represents a larger increase than expected.
? Option 3: Rs40,804 is correct.
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