Here are some formulas...
percent increase = (new number - original number) / original number...* 100
percent decrease = (original number - new number) / original number...* 100
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a student raises her grade from a 75 to a 90....since it is going from a smaller number to a larger number, u have an increase
percent increase = (90 - 75) / 70....* 100
= 15/70 * 100
= 0.2142 * 100
= 21.42 rounds to 21.4% increase
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36.50 on sale for 32.12...since it goes from a larger number to a smaller number, u have a decrease
percent decrease = (original number - new number) / original * 100
= (36.50 - 32.12) / 32.12...* 100
= 4.38 / 32.12...* 100
= 0.1363...* 100
= 13.63 rounds to 13.6% decrease
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23.5 to 21.2......this is a decrease
percent decrease = (original number - new number) / original...* 100
= (23.5 - 21.2) / 23.5....* 100
= 2.3 / 23.5....* 100
= 0.0979 * 100
= 9.79 rounds to 9.8% decrease
Answer:
1/3
Step-by-step explanation:
(5 + 4 + 3 + 3) x 2 = 30
Multiplied by two because two marbles are being picked.
10/30 = 1/3
A. The volume is 8 times more
b. The volume is 27 times more
c. The volume is 64 times more
Answer:
Mieko is correct
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
See attachment for complete question
Required
The length difference
Lengths with dot(s) means, there is at least 1 rose flower of that length.
So, from the attachment, we have:


The difference (d) is:

This gives:


<em>Hence, Mieko is correct</em>
Answer:
Part 1) The length of the diagonal of the outside square is 9.9 units
Part 2) The length of the diagonal of the inside square is 7.1 units
Step-by-step explanation:
step 1
Find the length of the outside square
Let
x -----> the length of the outside square
c ----> the length of the inside square
we know that

step 2
Find the length of the inside square
Applying the Pythagoras Theorem

substitute



step 3
Find the length of the diagonal of the outside square
To find the diagonal Apply the Pythagoras Theorem
Let
D -----> the length of the diagonal of the outside square




step 4
Find the length of the diagonal of the inside square
To find the diagonal Apply the Pythagoras Theorem
Let
d -----> the length of the diagonal of the inside square



