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68 miles to 42.5 miles

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Rudiy273 years ago

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42.5/68
=0.625x100
=62.5%
But idk if you meant percent change

hammer [34]3 years ago

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Hello there,
Could you please be more specific.
But what I can understand:
1) Difference
68miles - 42.5miles = 25.5miles
2) Percentage
(42.5miles / 68miles) x 100 % = 62.5 %

Hope this helps :))

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