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Maria has a pay rise. Her pay was £8 an hour. It is now £9.60 per hour. Calculate the percentage increase in Maria's pay. *Maria

has a pay rise. Her pay was £8 an hour. It is now £9.60 per hour. Calculate the percentage increase in Maria's pay.

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Dvinal [7]2 years ago

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£1.80 increase so about 15%

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