Rabia asked her mother to hold her savings. At the start of July, her saving was Rs. 100. At the end of July, she added Rs. 250 more to her savings. In the month of August, she borrowed Rs. 185 to spend. What is the remaining or owed amount?
Answer (1)
To find the remaining or owed amount in Rabia's savings, we can follow these steps step-by-step.
Initial Savings:
Rabia starts with Rs. 100 at the beginning of July.
Initial amount: R s .100 .
Added Savings:
At the end of July, Rabia adds Rs. 250 more to her savings.
New amount added: R s .250 .
So, at the end of July, her total savings become:
R s .100 + R s .250 = R s .350
Borrowed Amount:
In August, Rabia borrows Rs. 185 to spend.
Amount borrowed: R s .185 .
This means she has less in savings now. So, the remaining amount is:
R s .350 − R s .185 = R s .165
Conclusion:
Therefore, after the transactions during July and August, Rabia has Rs. 165 left in her savings.
