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If you know that a 30% increase in a quanity is 50, how can you find the original quanity?​

If you know that a 30% increase in a quanity is 50, how can you find the original quanity?​
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If you know that a 30% increase in a quanity is 50, how can you find the original quanity?​

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User Bhushan Teli
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It should be 15% I think I’m right
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