$A$'s income is ₹ $140$ more than $B$'s income and $C$'s income is ₹ $80$ more than $D$'s. If the ratio of $A$'s and $C$'s incomes is $2:3$ and the ratio of $B$'s and $D$'s incomes is $1:2$,then the incomes of $A, B, C$ and $D$ are respectively (in ₹):

Annual incomes of Amit and Varun are in the ratio $3:2,$ while the ratio of their expenditures is $5:3.$ If at the end of the year each saves $Rs. 1000,$ the annual income of Amit is (in $Rs.$):

If $6 A = 11 B = 7 C$,find $A : B : C$.

The ratio between the present ages of $A$ and $B$ is $5:3$ respectively. The ratio between $A$'s age $4$ years ago and $B$'s age $4$ years hence is $1:1$. What is the ratio between $A$'s age $4$ years hence and $B$'s age $4$ years ago?

Ajay,Aman,Suman,and Geeta rented a house and agreed to share the rent as follows:
Ajay:Aman $= 8: 15$,Aman:Suman $= 5: 8$,and Suman:Geeta $= 4: 5$. The part of the rent paid by Suman will be

In a mixture of petrol and kerosene,the quantity of petrol is $99 \text{ litres}$. If this same quantity of petrol were present in another mixture of petrol and kerosene where the total volume is $198 \text{ litres}$ less than the actual mixture,the concentration of petrol in the actual mixture would be $13.33 \%$ less than that of the new mixture. What is the concentration (in $\%$) of petrol in the actual mixture?