If Raju's earning is 40% less than Venkat's earning, by how much percentage is Venkat's earning more than Raju's earning?
Given:
Raju's earning is 40% less than Venkat's earning.
Solution:
Let Venkat's earning be ₹100.
Then Raju's earning = ₹100 - 40% of ₹100 = ₹60
Difference = ₹100 - ₹60 = ₹40
Base value = Raju's earning = ₹60
Percentage more =
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