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anyanavicka [17]
3 years ago
8

Before a renovation, a movie theater had 113 seats. After the renovation, the theater has 163 seats. What is the approximate per

centage increase of the number of seats in the theater?
A 30.6%
B 49.7%
C 44.2%
D 31%
Mathematics
1 answer:
seraphim [82]3 years ago
6 0
To solve this problem you can make a rule of three and find the percentage of increase 
 113 ---> 100
 163 ---> x
 Clearing x we have
 x = (163/113) * (100) = 144.25
 Then, the percentage of growth is
 144.25-100 = 44.25
 answer
  the approximate percentage increase of the number of seats in the theater 44.25%
<span> C 44.2%
</span>
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