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3 years ago

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California has an average rainfall of 3 inches for the month of January. This year California had over 12 inches, which is equiv

alent to what percentage increase?

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crimeas [40]3 years ago

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Does not belong in high school
12/3 = 4
we - 1 because 3 inches annually (100% increase would mean 6 inches)
300% increase

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