old (first visit): 550 grams
second visit: gained 350 grams
third visit: gained 300 grams
new: cora's kitten is now 1200 grams.
-> now, we must find the percent increase between 550 and 1200.
to find percent increase, we use this equation
new - old / old x 100
-> (1200 - 550 / 550) x 100
(650 / 550) x 100
= 1.18 x 100
<u>percent increase: 118% </u>
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✧ hope this helped!
- aure
So you’d put 1.5 by the 6 so it’d be 6(1.5) to the power of 2. then you’d do 1.5*1.5=2.25*6=13.5
Answer:
Answer: Janet is 16, and David is 11.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the ages be j and d.
j = d + 5
j + d = 27
Substitute d + 5 for j in the second equation.
d + 5 + d = 27
2d + 5 = 27
2d = 22
d = 11
Substitute 11 for d in the first equation.
j = d + 5
j = 11 + 5
j = 16
Answer: Janet is 16, and David is 11.
Answer:
98 And 18 i think
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Bar graphs
Step-by-step explanation:
To best display something over time you should use something like a bar graph. I hope that helps! :)
