A car dealership finds that a certain model of new car has something wrong with its transmission 15% of the time. How likely is
it that a particular model of that car has something wrong with its transmission? Select the correct answer below: Very likely, the probability is close to 1. Somewhat likely, the probability is closer to 1 than to 0. Unlikely, the probability is close to 0. Somewhat unlikely, the probability is closer to 0 than it is to 1. Equally likely, the probability is 0.5.
So to find a percent of increase you have to put the current number minus previous number(in this case 20-16) over the previous number(16 in this case) and multiply by 100. So we have 20-16/16 multiplied by 100. Since 4/16= 0.25,multiplying It by 100 gives you 25. So the answer is 25%
