Math, asked by n8isdav4Ubabha, 1 year ago

The salary of a man is increased by 20%. If he now gets Rs. 3000, his salary before the increase was.

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Answered by pandukasam
22
Let the initial salary be x.
Now the salary is ₹3000
Increment in salary is 20%
Therefore 20= (3000-x)×100/x
On solving this equation we get the value of x to be ₹2500
Therefore his salary before the increase was ₹2500
Answered by SachinGupta01
1

Let the previous salary be x.

It is given that the present salary of the man is Rs.3,000 after the increase in salary by 20%, therefore, we have:

20 % of x + x = Rs.3000

 \frac{20}{100} × x + x = 3000

 \frac{x}{5} + x = 3000

 \frac{x}{5} +  \frac{5x}{5} = 3000

 \frac{x+5x}{5} = 3000

6x =3000 × 5

6x = 15000

x =  \frac{15000}{6}

X = 2500

Hence his Salary before the Increase was Rs. 2500.

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