The correct option is D $1250
Savings=Earnings−Expenditure
Calculating the savings of the company in each month, we get:
January:
Earnings=15×$1000=$15000
Expenditure=5×$1000=$5000
⟹Savings=$15000−$5000 =$10000
February:
Earnings=25×$1000=$25000
Expenditure=20×$1000=$20000
⟹Savings=$25000−$20000 =$5000
March:
Earnings=35×$1000=$35000
Expenditure=25×$1000=$25000
⟹Savings=$35000−$25000 =$10000
April:
Earnings=20×$1000=$20000
Expenditure=20×$1000=$20000
⟹Savings=$20000−$20000 =$0
Four-month average of the savings=$10000+$5000+$10000+$04=$250004=$6250
Now, if the company spends as much as it earns in the fifth month (i.e., May), we get the savings for May as:
Savings=Earnings−Expenditure =$0
Taking the five-month average of the company's savings, including that in the month of May, we get:
=$10000+$5000+$10000+$0+$05=$250005=$5000
Now, calculating the difference between the four-month average and the five-month average of the company's savings, we get:
Difference=$6250−$5000=$1250
Hence, after the month of May, the average savingsof the company would decrease by $1250.