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the price of petrol went up by 25%. In order that the expense on petrol does not increase, one must reduce its consumption by ?​

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Answered by ishapinjara
14

20%

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Let original price of petrol be Re.1.

Increase in price = 25%

Increased price = 1× \frac{100+25}{100} = Rs.  \frac{125}{100} =Rs.5/4

Hence one must use reciprocal i.e., 4/5 of the original amount,

so that expenses remain the same.

Therefore, Reduction = 1−4/5=1/5 = 20%

Answered by Anonymous
5

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Step-by-step explanation:

20% must be the reduction :-

price of the petrol increased = 25%

therefore = 1/4

Let the total price = 4.

increased 4 -------> 5 i.e, = -1

% reduction = 1/5× 100 = 20%

HOPE YOU GOT IT....

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