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last year 950 people attended atown's annual parade. this year 1,520 people attended. what was the percent incrase in attendance

from last year

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Sidana [21]2 years ago

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1520--------------100%
950---------------- x

1520*x = 95000
$x = \frac{95000}{1520}$
$\boxed{x = 62,5}$ %

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