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2 years ago

Please help on 7 to be marked the brainliest

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sweet [91]2 years ago

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Answer:

D) 3.57%

Step-by-step explanation:

The percentage change is given by ...

percent change = ((new value) -(old value))/(old value) × 100%

= (3.19 -3.08)/3.08 × 100% = 0.11/3.08 × 100% = (11/3.08)% ≈ 3.57%

When dealing with percentages, you need to be clear about what number represents 100%, the reference value against which errors or changes are measured. Here, it is the π of the mug, 3.08.

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