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yuradex
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3 years ago
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Ashley was 98 pounds one year ago. If she now weighs 112 pounds, what is the percent increase in her weight?
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Sever21
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3 years ago
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B.14.2 because you subtract the 98 to the 112
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Reptile
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3 years ago
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Percentage increase =
increased amount / Original amount X 100
Increased amount = 112
Original amount = 98
Percentage increase = 112/98 X 100
= 14.2.
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