CSATPercentage, Profit & LossPercentage Arithmetic2024

P's salary is 20% lower than Q's salary which is 20% lower than R's salary. By how much percent is R's salary more than P's salary?

A

48.75%

B

56.25%

C

60.50%

D

62.25%

Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation

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