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A corporation that had Tk. 115.19 billion in profits for the year paid out Tk. 230.10 million in employee benefits . Approximately what percent of the profits were the employee benefits?

A corporation that had Tk. 115.19 billion in profits for the year paid out Tk. 230.10 million in employee benefits . Approximately what percent of the profits were the employee benefits? Correct Answer 20%

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