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In an experiment, a solution ‘P’ was observed. 1st hour ,8% of solution ‘P’ evaporated. In 2nd hour, 5% of remaining solution evaporated. What percent of initial solution is left after 2 hours?

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A-80
B-85.4
C-67
D-87.4%

Can someone please help me explain the question when it talks about the “5% of remaining solution evaporated”.

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