Question

When will the value of X% of a number be greater than that number itself? Give an example

and explain in words.

Answer 1

Well the value of X% of a number will be greater if you Multiply the number times the X% and so it will be greater than that number itself when you Multiply or Divide by the number and the X%

Explanation:

For Example:

Y% (4
`(x)/(y)` ÷ 16) × - 20 ≈ 45

another Example y−5/2=−2(x+1)

it will either Equal or not equal to this y=−2x+12 after adding and multiplying by the number itself and it will and will not be greater than that number itself

that is when the value of X% of a number will be greater than that number itself.

P.s. {that is not what it equals it is just for show and Example only}

try using that and see if X% of any number will be greater than that number itself okay

I wish you the best of luck.