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(c) At an auction, a table was bought for £56. This was 20% below the table's actual value. What was the table's actual value?
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(c) At an auction, a table was bought for £56.

This was 20% below the table's actual value.
What was the table's actual value?

User Ashutosh Meher
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£70
if 100%= ?
80%=56

100/80=1.25
1.25 x 56
=70
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