Question
What number: When increased by 100% becomes 100?
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Answer
Let the number be $=100$
$ \text { Increase }=100 \%=100 $
$\therefore$ Increased number $=100+100=200$
If Increased number is 200, then original number $=100$
and if Increased number is 100, then original number $=\frac{100 \times 100}{200}=50$
$ \text { Increase }=100 \%=100 $
$\therefore$ Increased number $=100+100=200$
If Increased number is 200, then original number $=100$
and if Increased number is 100, then original number $=\frac{100 \times 100}{200}=50$
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