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Tyree bought a collectible comic book for $49.62 last year. this year, he sold it for $52.10. find the percent of change of the

price of the comic book. round to the nearest percentile

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lidiya [134]3 years ago

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52.10-49.62=2.48
2.48/49.62 x 100 = 4.998%
The percentage increase in the price is approximately 5 %

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