Math, asked by tiarax3252, 9 months ago

My mother says, in her childhood petrol was rupees 1 per litre. It is rupees 65 per litre today. By what percentage has the prices of petrol gone up ?

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Answered by hardik678

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Answer:

percentage increase=amount of increase/original amount×100
65-1/65×100
64/65×100
98.46%

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