Mathematics · Data Interpretation - Tables and Percentages
Seller A sold 450 total chocolates (12% plain), and Seller C sold 500 total chocolates (15% plain). If vendor C sold dark chocolates for ₹12 each and vendor A sold plain chocolates for ₹15 each, then the total amount earned by vendor C from selling dark chocolates is what percent more than the total amount earned by vendor A from selling plain chocolates? (Correct to two decimal places)
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- 1439.63%
- 2339.63%
- 3629.63%
- 4529.63%✓
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529.63%
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