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3 years ago

60 cars to 24 cars what is the percent of change can you tell me answer and explain thanks

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Assuming you meant there were 60 cars and then 36 went off somewhere and you are left with 24 cars, the percent of change is 250% because 60/24=2.5, multiply that by 100 (to get percent) will get you 250%.

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