A man uses 1/8 of his salary after tax on
house rent and a 3/5 on transport, food and
other ho...
A man uses 1/8 of his salary after tax on
house rent and a 3/5 on transport, food and
other household items. He then reserves
5/8 of the remainder on leisure and
incidentals while saving the rest. If he
saves $37135 every month. How much is
his Salary after tax? (round to the nearest
whole number)
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