In June, a runner ran a mile in 7:45. In September, the runner ran a mile in 5:51. Is the percent of change in time an increase

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In June, a runner ran a mile in 7:45. In September, the runner ran a mile in 5:51. Is the percent of change in time an increase

or a decrease? Find the percent of change from June to September. Round to the nearest hundredth of a percent.

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Jobisdone [24] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-23T04:21:58+03:00

Since it takes less time in September than in June, this is a DECREASE. The percent decrease. The time is different by 114 seconds, divide this by the original time of 465 seconds and then convert to a percent, by multiplying by 100. You should get 114/465 = 0.245 then x 100 = 24.5% decrease.