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The electricity bill of Sarah’s house for the last month was $60, while for this month it is $120. If p is the percent increase in the amount, which proportion can be used to calculate p?

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Answer:

100% increase

Step-by-step explanation:

The equation is, as we see (120-60)/60=x/100. If we multiply the whole equation by 100, we get (120-60)/60*100=x. We simplify to get a 100% increase.

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