Let = 2% of 0·03. Let . Then, is equal to
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1 mark, −0.25MathematicsQuantitative aptitude and data reasoningPercentages, ratios and proportionEasyabout 1 min
JNU SSS 2017 Question 10: Quantitative aptitude and data reasoning
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Let x = 2% of 0·03. Let y = x/100. Then, y is equal to (A) 6 × 10⁻⁴ (B) 0·0006 (C) 0·00006 (D) 0·000006
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This question is on Percentages, ratios and proportion, part of Quantitative aptitude and data reasoning in Mathematics.
Working with percentage changes, ratios and proportional reasoning.
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