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$(x\% \text{ of }y)$ + $(y\% \text{ of }x)$ is equivalent to ______ .

  1. $2\%$ of $xy$
  2. $2\%$ of $(xy/100)$
  3. $xy\%$ of $100$
  4. $100\%$ of $xy$
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$X \%$ of $Y =\dfrac{X}{100}\times  Y= X\times \dfrac{Y}{100}\quad \to(1)$
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$Y\%$ of $X =\dfrac{Y}{100}\times  X= Y\times \dfrac{X}{100}\quad \to(2)$

From equations $(1)$ and $(2$) it is clear that $X\%$ of $Y +$ as $Y\%$ of $X$

$=2\times \dfrac{XY}{100}$ which is equivalent to $2\%$ of $XY$

Hence, Answer is option  A

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  • $x\%\: \text{of}\: y = y\%\: \text{of}\: x$
  • $x\%\: \text{of}\: y\%\:\text{of}\:A = 2x\%\: \text{of}\: y\%\:\text{of}\:\dfrac{A}{2} = 2x\%\: \text{of}\: 2y\%\:\text{of}\:\dfrac{A}{4}$ 
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(X/100)(Y)+(Y/100)(X)=XY/50

So option  B 2% of XY is the answer
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$x\% \text{ of } y$

=$\dfrac{x}{100} \times y$

=$\dfrac{xy}{100}$

$y\% \text{ of } x$

=$\dfrac{y}{100} \times x$

=$\dfrac{xy}{100}$

∴ $x\% \text{ of } y$ + $y\% \text{ of } x$

= $\dfrac{xy}{100}+\dfrac{xy}{100}$

= $\dfrac{2xy}{100}$

=$2\% \text{ of }xy$
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