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May someone help me out with this please. thanks

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dmitriy555 [2]3 years ago

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Since your looking for the increase you can take the number from 2004
and 2014 and turn it into a fraction
54/135
now that you've done that times it by 100 like this

54/135 x 100=
40

and that will give you the percentile which is:
40%

Hope that helps X3

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