Find 35% more than 90

1 answer:

4 0

90 x 135% = 90 x 1.35 = 121.5 (notice that instead of finding 35% and adding it on, I included the 90 by mutliplying by 1.xx) - in this case xx - 35 since it was a 35% increase.

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