QUANT DOUBT 1
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Ans is c) Since the no. of goats are same after complete transaction...we can assume values.....Now....By property of %age..if we increase a value by (1/n)..to regain the original value,we need to decrease the new value wid (1/n+1)..So ..if we take P as (1/10) we get Q as (1/11).....Hence,the no. of goats remain the same by the end of every year.....!
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Answer is (C). According to a rule of percentage if one value is increased by R% then it should reduced by (R/100+R)*100 so as to get the previous value back in its original form.
HEMANT SHARMA
Hi, Dear Answer is (C). According to a rule of percentage if one value is increased by R% then it should reduced by (R/100+R)*100 so as to get the previous value back in its original form. HEMANT SHARMA
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Ans is c) Since the no. of goats are same after complete transaction...we can assume values.....Now....By property of %age..if we increase a value by (1/n)..to regain the original value,we need to decrease the new value wid (1/n+1)..So ..if we take P as (1/10) we get Q as (1/11).....Hence,the no. of goats remain the same by the end of every year.....!