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Alexus [3.1K]
3 years ago
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7,500 to 8,200

Mathematics
1 answer:
ladessa [460]3 years ago
5 0
The percent of change will be a percentage increase because we go from a smaller number to a larger number. To find a percentage increase, we will use the percentage increase formula:

% increase = final value - original value / original value x 100

Substituting the values in:

% increase = (8,200) - (7,500) / 7,500 x 100, where 8,200 is the new value and 7,500 is the original value.

Simplification after multiplication: 700 / 7,500 x 100

Simplification after division: 0.093 x 100

Simplification after multiplication of 100: 9.333%.

We can round 9.333% down to 9%.
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