Is x - 0.30x equivalent to 0.70x?

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Ovidiu Dolha asked Jan 15, 2022

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Is x - 0.30x equivalent to 0.70x?

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yes

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x - 0.3x = 1×x - 0.3x = (1-0.3)x = 0.7x

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it's equal to as X = 1X

so 1X-0.3X = 0.7X

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