Two numbers such that the greater number is 75 percent more than the lesser number
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If x = the first number (equal to 1x) then the second number is 75% more than this.
This means the value of the bigger number is 100 + 75 (because 100 is the starting number and 75 is the percent bigger)
This can be shown with the following equation:
Amount *
x * = 1.75x
1.75x is the value of the bigger number.
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