Math, asked by anshulyadavrao321, 5 months ago

Ravi has Rs. 26500 in his account. He withdraw 23% out of it. What is the balance in his account now?
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Answered by dhruvsharmaind1
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Answer:

RS. 20405

Step-by-step explanation:

23% of 26500 = 6095

26500 - 6095 = 20405

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Answered by oliviacl2006
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Answer:

rs.6095

Step-by-step explanation:

total amount in the account = rs.26500

percentage of amount withdrawn = 23%

amount withdrawn = 23/100 x 26500

                                 = rs.6095

balance left =26500 - 6095

                     = rs.20405

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