When 60 kg of rice is sold from a bag containing 240 kg of rice, what percent of it remains in the bag?

40%

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25%

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75%

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55%

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65%

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Solution

The correct option is C
75%

$\frac{240 - 60}{240}$ $\times 100 = 75 %$

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When 60 kg of rice is sold from a bag containing 240 kg of rice, what percent of it remains in the bag?

The correct option is C 75% 240−60240×100=75%

The correct option is C
75%

$\frac{240 - 60}{240}$ $\times 100 = 75 %$