Wheat
A rectangular field with dimensions 529 m × 1001 m yielded 2780 quintals of wheat last year (1 quintal = 100 kg). During the year, a pipe had to be repaired, which meant that a strip 4 m wide parallel to the side of length 1001 m could not be used for growing crops. By what percentage can the harvest be expected to decrease in the following year?
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