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For any positive x, y and k, if kx is n% of y

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For any positive x, y and k, if kx is n% of y, then what percentage must x be of y?

A) (n/k)%
B) (n+k)%^n
C) (nk)%^n
D) (n-k)%
E) (100 (n/k))%

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