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Gnom [1K]
1 year ago
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What is a 120% increase?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Rashid [163]1 year ago
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To be 120% increase means, 120% increase is 2.2 times as strong.

In the given question, we have to explain what does it mean to be 150% of something.

A figure or ratio stated as a fraction of 100 is called a percentage. It is frequently indicated by the percent sign, "%."

When something gets 120% increase, you must also factor in its original 100% strength, which is expressed as follows:

120% + 100% = 220%

Additionally, keep in mind that "percent" refers to anything relative to 100, therefore we can rephrase the percentage as a number:

220% = 220/100 = 2.2

Therefore, something that is 120% higher is 2.2 times as strong.

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