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Answered by swathichandrika26
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c is the answer for your question

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Answered by VemugantiRahul
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Hi there!
Here's the answer:

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If A is x% more than B, then B is less than that of A by

(\frac{x}{x+100} × 100)\%

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EXPLANATION:

A = B + \frac{x}{100}B = (\frac{100+x}{100})B

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 A - B = (\frac{100+x}{100}B) - B

= (\frac{100+x}{100} -1)B = \frac{x}{100}B

So, \frac{A-B}{A} = \frac{\frac{x}{100}B}{\frac{100+x}{100}B}

=> \frac{A-B}{A} = \frac{x}{100+x}

=>  A-B = (\frac{x}{100+x}×100)\%\: of\: A

Therefore,

B is less than that of A by

(\frac{x}{100+x}×100)\%

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SOLUTION :

Given,
A> B by 30%
B<A by ?%

Here,
x = 30

Substitute in formula

(\frac{30}{100+30}×100)\%

= (\frac{30}{130}×100)\%

= (\frac{300}{13})\%

= (23\frac{1}{13})\%

•°• This answer exists in \underline{\underline{Option\: C}}

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