Answer:
"The percentage change of a ratio of two variables is approximately the percentage change in the numerator <u>minus</u> the percentage change in the denominator."
Step-by-step explanation:
The percent change in a number is determined by dividing the difference between the new number and original number by the original number and multiplying the result by 100.
Suppose the original ratio of two numbers is:
.
And the new ratio is: 
The percent change is:

Thus, the complete statement is:
"The percentage change of a ratio of two variables is approximately the percentage change in the numerator <u>minus</u> the percentage change in the denominator."
The answer should be 5 or -5
Decimal: 3.5
350 divided by 100 = 3.5
Percentage: 350%
Move the decimal 2 times to the right
3.5 -> 350
Add a percent sign
Answer:
40 percent
Step-by-step explanation:
Now percentage formula
Whatever
- - - - - - - - - - x 100
Total whatever
In this case your whatever is the hits. according to the question, if i said he had 40 hits in 40, that's a 100percent. So... Your whatever is 16, total whatever is 40
16
- - - - - - x 100
40
= 40 percent