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The answer is 33%. To work out a percentage increase we work out the increase, so the difference between 12 and 16 is 4. We divide this by the original amount (12) and times it by 100, which gives you 33.333(recurring) which is rounded to 33%. Hope this helps!

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The answer is 33% i had this question before

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