Question
X has 30% more money than Y, and Z has 35% less money
than Y. What percent more money does X have than Z?Solution
Let the money Y have = 100x Then money of X = 130X And money of Z = 65x Now required percentage = (130x-65x) / 65x × 100 = (65x / 65x) × 100 = 100%
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