Math, asked by innocentvaibhav, 10 months ago

Indian team (ii) the Sachin.
A man's salary was raised by 10% and then reduced by 10%. Find the percentage change in
his salary.

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Answered by gaytridevi12019

3

Answer:

1%

Step-by-step explanation:

let the original salary = 100

(1+10/100)*10

110/100*100

110

then salary reduced by10%

(1-10/100)*110

90/100*110

99

Net change =100-99=1

percentage change =1*100/100

=1%

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