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A number is first increased by 20% and then decreased by 20%. Find the net increase or decrease per cent.
Ans= decreased of 4%
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Answered by iTunes
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Solution.

☞Let us suppose the number to be \sf\green{x}

➝As per the first case, the number is increased by \sf\green{ 20%}

Hence: \sf\green{ x + ( X × 20/100)}

\sf\green{ X + 20x / 100}

\sf\red{ lcm\: is\: 100}

\sf\green{  100x + 20x / 100}

\sf\green{ 120x/100 = 6x /5 }

Resultant number is \sf\green{'6x/5}

→As per the second case, resultant number is then decreased by \sf\green{20%}

☞Hence : \sf\green{6x/5) - [(6x/5) * 20]/100}

→Which is\sf\green{(6x/5) - (6x/25) = 24x/25}

☞The original number being \sf\red{x}, we witness a net decrease in the overall process as \sf\green{24x / 25}is less than \sf\green{ x}

☞Therefore Net decrease_

\sf\green{x - (24x/25)= x/25}

☞Net decrease in percentage= (Net Decrease/ Initial Value) × 100%

→Thus, \sf\green{ [(x/25)/x] × 100%= 4%}

→So, the answer is \sf\green{ 4%}

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