A school had 225 students enrolled last year. This year, 260 students are enrolled. Find the percent of change to the
1 answer:
Answer:
15.5%
Step-by-step explanation:
No of students that had enrolled last year = 225
This year, 260 students are enrolled.
We need to find the percent of change in the number of students. It can be calculated as :
P = (change in no of students/initial no of students)×100
So, the percent change is 15.5%.
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