An equation that could be used to find the percent change, p, in the number of employees is:
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Given that, Over the course of a year, a company goes from 115 employees to 124 employees.
Given that "p" represents the percent change
Percentage change equals the change in value divided by the absolute value of the original value, multiplied by 100.
Change in number of employees = present count – previous count
So, change in number of employees = 124 – 115 = 9
The equation that is used to find the percent change is:
Answer:
Explained below :)
(I tried my best, sorry if it doesn't make sense.)
Step-by-step explanation:
Example: 1/4 - 1/8= ?
1: Find the common denominator (bottom number)
2: If the common denominator is 8 then you multiply 1/4 by 2/2 to get the denominator of 8. If you needed then you can multiply the other fraction to get the same denominator.
3: Once you get multiply that then you get 2/8 -1/8.
4: Subtract the numerator (top number) 1
5: Keep the numerator (8)
6: Your answer would be 1/8
I can’t really see it get a clear picture
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188
4x11 + 5 x 28 + 4
44 + 140 + 4
188
