A fruit seller had some apples. He sells 40% apples and still has 420 apples. Originally, he had:
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Let the apples he had originally be X
then
(100-40)% of X =420
60% of X =420
60/100 × X =420
60 X= 420×100
X= (420× 100)/60
X= 700
Originally he had 700 apples
then
(100-40)% of X =420
60% of X =420
60/100 × X =420
60 X= 420×100
X= (420× 100)/60
X= 700
Originally he had 700 apples
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Hola !
Apples with him = x
Total percentage of apples = 100 %
Apples sold [ percentage ] = 40 %
Hence ,
remaining apples' percentage = 100 - 40 = 60 %
Given ,
remaining apples = 420
60% of the total apples = 420
60 % x = 420
60/100 x = 420
x = [ 420 x 100 ] / 60
x = 42000 / 60
x = 700
Originally he had 700 apples !!!
Apples with him = x
Total percentage of apples = 100 %
Apples sold [ percentage ] = 40 %
Hence ,
remaining apples' percentage = 100 - 40 = 60 %
Given ,
remaining apples = 420
60% of the total apples = 420
60 % x = 420
60/100 x = 420
x = [ 420 x 100 ] / 60
x = 42000 / 60
x = 700
Originally he had 700 apples !!!
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