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Elenna [48]
3 years ago
5

this year a softball coach raised $1200 for new equipment. that is 4% less than he raised last year. how much did he raise last

year?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Crank3 years ago
8 0

The softball coach raised $1250 last year

Step-by-step explanation:

This year a softball coach raised $1200 for new equipment

That is 4% less than he raised last year

To Solve the problem:

  • Assume that he raised 100% last year
  • Subtract 4% from the 100% to find his raise this year
  • Use the cross multiplication to find his raise last year

∵ The coach raised 100% last year

∵ He raised 4% less this year

∴ He raised this year = 100% - 4% = 96%

∵ He raised this year $1200

→  Last year    :    This year

→  100%           :    96%

→   x                 :    1200

By using the cross multiplication method

∵ x × 96% = 1200 × 100%

- Divide both sides by 96%

∴ x=\frac{(1200)(100)}{(96)}

∴ x = 1250

∵ x represents his raise last year

∴ He raised $1250 last year

The softball coach raised $1250 last year

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