Interpreting Percentage into Usable Data

Q.

A fruit seller sells 40% of his apples and is left with 420 apples. How many apples did he have initially?​

1. 708

2. 600

3. 700

4. 605

Q.

Out of $15000$ voters in a constituency, $60\%$ voted. Find the percentage of voters who did not vote. Can you now find how many actually did not vote?

Q. A dairy farm sells 80% of the milk packets produced daily and is left with 1000 packets. Find the number of milk packets produced daily.

Q. A basket has 120 fruits, out of which 50% are bananas, 20 are apples, and rest are oranges. What percentage of the fruits are oranges?

Q. Mr. Kumar has left a huge property worth ₹50, 00, 000. According to his will, his wife will get 50% of the property. 60% of the remaining will be given to his daughter and rest to his son. How much will be received by Mr. Kumar’s son?

1. ₹25, 00, 000
2. ₹15, 00, 000
3. ₹10, 00, 000
4. ₹20, 00, 000

Q.

A product is to be updated with 20% VAT after a cost price of Rs. 500. Find the bill to be paid in rupees.

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Q.

A fruit seller sells 40% of his apples and is left with 420 apples. How many apples did he have initially?​

1. 708

2. 600

3. 700

4. 605

Q.

A product is updated with 20% VAT after a cost price of Rs. 500. Find the bill to be paid in rupees.

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Q.

$45$% of $200$ is ___.

1. $110$
2. $90$
3. $125$
4. $100$

Q. Out of 15, 000 voters in a constituency, $60\%$ voted. Find the percentage of voters who did not vote. Can you now find how many actually did not vote?