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neonofarm [45]
2 years ago
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Van is 75% than kieth .if van's heightt increasess by 40% while kieth's increases only by 25%, by what percent is van taller tha

n kieth now?
96%, 70.00%, 81%,62.00% ...?
Mathematics
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Lilit [14]2 years ago
3 0
I think there is a lack of information with regards to the question posted above. This may be the complete question:

Van is 75% taller than Keith. If Van's height increases by 40% while Kieth's increases only by 25%, by what percent is Van taller than Kieth now? 

We put Van at 175 and Kieth at 100 since Van is 75% taller than Keith.
When Kieth's height increased at 25%, he is now 125
When Van's height increased at 40%, he is now 245

245-125=120 and

<span><span><span>120/125</span>= .96 = 96%

The answer is 96%. I hope this helps.</span></span>
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