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If A’s income is 20 % more than B, then what percent is B’s income less than A?
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hmmm
Actually wait.
\(120\) and \(100\). So \(120 \cdot \dfrac{x}{100} = 100\)
if the question is confusing, a good trick is to pick actual numbers and see what you get suppose B income is $100 then A income is $120
I've just taken an example.
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then since B income is $20 less than A, you can compute \(-20\div 120\) to get your percent
can u plzz tell the whole calculation step by step
i get the wrong answer everytime
did you try \(-20\div 120\) ?
actually i got it the easier way
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