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3 years ago

52 Bananas, 25% increase. What's the new amount?

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8 0

If there were 52 bananas and a percent of 25 was added
Therefore we divide 25 by 100 which is 0.25 then multiply it by 52 which is 13
then add 13 to 52 which is 65 so it was increased to 65 bananas

Fudgin [204]3 years ago

7 0

65% because u multiply rhe numbers

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