Math, asked by aryanv8512, 10 months ago

What is 40 increased by 20%?

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Answered by leeledger

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40×20/100=8

therefore 40+8=48 is the required answer

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Answered by sarvsrini

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Answer:

48

Step-by-step explanation:

100%+20% = 120%

120% X 40 = 48

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