Math, asked by dhakka7924, 10 months ago

If b is 40 percent of (a + b), then a is what percent of b?

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Answered by sushmadhkl
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Given:

b=40% of (a+b)

To find:

a=x% of b

Solution:

b = 40% of (a+b)

b= 40/100 ×(a+b)

b= 0.4a+0.4b

b-0.4b = 0.4a

0.6b = 0.4a

a = 0.6b/0.4

a = 1.5b

a = 150% of b

Thus, a is 150% of b.

Answered by sonu567859
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If b is 40 percent of (a + b), then a is 150% 0f b.

PERCENTAGE

A percentage is a number or ratio that can be expressed as a fraction of 100.

The Percentage Formula is given as,

$$\text { Percentage }=(\text { Value } / \text { Total Value }) \times 100$$

Given:

$b=40 \% of (a+b)

To find:

$a=x \% of  b$

Solution:

&b=40 \% \text { of }(a+b) \\

&b=40 / 100 \times(a+b) \\

&b=0.4 a+0.4 b \\

&b-0.4 b=0.4 a \\

&0.6 b=0.4 a \\

&a=0.6 b / 0.4 \\

&a=1.5 b \\

&a=150 \% \text { of } b

Thus, a is $150 \% of b.

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