If Anil's salary is 20% less than that of Rama, then by what percent is Rama's salary more than that of Anil?

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#### Step 1: Represent Salaries
Let Rama's salary be ₹100.  
Anil's salary is **20% less** than Rama's salary:  
$$
	ext{Anil's Salary} = 100 - (20\% 	imes 100) = ₹80.
$$

#### Step 2: Calculate Percentage Difference
Rama's salary is ₹100, and Anil's salary is ₹80. The percentage by which Rama's salary is more than Anil's is:  
$$
	ext{Percentage Increase} = \frac{	ext{Difference}}{	ext{Anil's Salary}} 	imes 100.
$$  
Substitute values:  
$$
	ext{Percentage Increase} = \frac{100 - 80}{80} 	imes 100 = \frac{20}{80} 	imes 100 = 25\%.
$$

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Thus, Rama's salary is **25% more** than Anil's salary, making Option **(b)** correct.

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