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Pete"s salary was increased by 40% in first year. By what % should his salary decline in 2nd year to go back to the initial value?
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If i suppose 100 is his slary and it increases by 40% then it is 140.
Wait direct answer is not needed. I need method, concept how do you do that
You're on the right track by thinking about an example. If his salary was 100, and it goes up by 40%, then it's 140. So what % will it have to go down by from 140 to get back to 100? You'll want it to decrease by 40, so find out what percentage 40 is of 140 and that will be your answer.
40 is 28. something % of 140 so 28% must be decreased.
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@nbouscal am i correct?
28.57% is the answer that I got, yep.
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