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Q. How much more money did Mr. Patel pay in the year 2001 than he did in 2002?

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33000

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27000

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30000

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3000

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24000

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Solution

The correct option is C 30000
Money spent on taxes in 2001 = 10% of 12 Lakhs = 1.2 Lakhs
Money spent on taxes in 2002 $\frac{18}{360} \times 18 L a k h s = 90000$
He spent = 120000 - 90000 = 30000 Rs. More

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