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GMAT Problem Solving Question 29: Percents and Ratios

April 11, 2022 Leave a Comment

 
Try the following GMAT Problem Solving question that tests your understanding of percent changes and ratios.

Question 29:

If $a$ is $40\%$ less than $b$ and $b$ is $25\%$ more than $c$, then what is the ratio of $c$ to $a$?

  1. $\quad 3 \; \textrm{to} \; 4$
  2. $\quad 3 \; \textrm{to} \; 5$
  3. $\quad 4 \; \textrm{to} \; 3$
  4. $\quad 5 \; \textrm{to} \; 3$
  5. $\quad 2 \; \textrm{to} \; 1$

Choice C

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