Accountancy, asked by gangstarexam, 1 year ago

if 50% of ( x - y) = 30% of ( x + y) , then what percent of x is y??
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Answered by Saakshi01

hey... Mate here's ur answer

Since,
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Hence,

= 25 %

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Answered by shashanksen16

50/100×(x-y). =. 30/100× (x+y)
(x-y)/2. =. 3/10× (x+y)
cross multiplying.
10x - 10y = 6x-6y
4x= 16y
x= 4y
hence x is 4 times of y.

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