the percent increase in the price of a gallon of milk from 1985 to 2005 is 59%
Define percent increase
Percent increase can be described as the rise in the value of an item, in this case the value is milk.
Write out the parameters
In 1985 the price of a gallon of milk is $2.20
In 2005 the price is $3.50
Formula for percent increase
new price-old price/new price × 100
Calculate the percent increase
new price= $3.50
old price= $2.20
= 3.50-2.20/2.20
= 1.3/2.20
= 0.59 × 100
= 59%
Hence the percent increase from 1985 t0 2005 is 59%
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1st find out how much the tip was:
88.50 - 75.00 = 13.50
Now find the percentage 13.5 is of 75
13.5/75 x 100 = 18% (C)
Answer: 12c+16d
Step-by-step explanation: 4(3c+4d)
(4)(3c+4d)
(4)(3c)+(4)(4d)
12c+16d
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