Math, asked by sk4512959, 9 months ago

If the price of petrol be raised by
12.5%, find by what percentage
should a consumer decrease the
consumption of petrol so that
there is no change in his
monthly expenditure on petrol ?
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Answers

Answered by Anonymous
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\bf{\underline{\underline{\bigstar\bigstar\: Solution : }}}\\

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\footnotesize{ Price \: of \: petrol \: raise = 12.5 \% }\\

\footnotesize{\implies Rate ( R ) = 12.5 \% }\\

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\footnotesize{ Consumption \: of \: petrol \: decrease = \dfrac{ R}{100 + R} \times 100 \% }\\

\footnotesize{\implies Consumption \: of \: petrol \: decrease = \dfrac{12.5}{100 + 12.5} \times 100 \% }\\

\footnotesize{\implies Consumption \: of \: petrol \: decrease = \dfrac{12.5}{112.5} \times 100 \% }\\

\footnotesize{\implies Consumption \: of \: petrol \: decrease = \dfrac{100}{9} \% }\\

\footnotesize{\implies Consumption \: of \: petrol \: decrease = 11\dfrac{1}{9} \% \: or \: 11.1 \% }\\

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\footnotesize{\bold{\underline{\bigstar Consumption \: of \: petrol \: decrease \: is \: 11\dfrac{1}{9} \% \: or \: 11.1 \% }}}\\

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