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Sveta_85 [38]
3 years ago
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Last February there were 617,624 scheduled passenger flights in a certain country, and in February of 1999 there were 709,639. U

se a percentage to express the relative change. Use the second given value as the reference value. The relative difference between February of 1999 and last February is -13%. What % decrease in the number of scheduled passenger flights from February of 1999 to last February?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Veseljchak [2.6K]3 years ago
4 0

The % decrease in the number of scheduled passenger flights from February of 1999 to last February was 12.97%.

<h3><u>Percentages</u></h3>

Given that last February there were 617,624 scheduled passenger flights in a certain country, and in February of 1999 there were 709,639, to determine the % decrease in the number of scheduled passenger flights from February of 1999 to last February, the following calculation must be made:

  • 709639 = 100
  • 617624 = X
  • 617624 x 100 / 709639 = X
  • 61762400 / 709639 = X
  • 87.03 = X
  • 100 - 87.03 = X
  • 12.97 = X

Therefore, the % decrease in the number of scheduled passenger flights from February of 1999 to last February was 12.97%.

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