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Re: If 35% of x equals 140, what is 20% of x? [#permalink]
sandy wrote:
If 35% of x equals 140, what is 20% of x?

(A) 9.8
(B) 39.2
(C) 80
(D) 320
(E) 400



Given,

35% of x equals 140. Need to find out 20% of x.

We are calculating based on x. the value of x won't change if we follow the procedures below:

(140 /35)*20

= 80

If 35% represents 140, what 20% represents is possible to find out.


The best answer is C.
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