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I would like to know how to find the percentage number of these increased numbers if that makes any sense at all

I Would Like To Know How To Find The Percentage Number Of These Increased Numbers If That Makes Any Sense At All class=

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I will use the example that they gave to describe the method

First, you need to find the difference between the new amount and the original amount. The new one is 30, while the original one is 24, so the original amount incrased by 6.

Now, you take the difference that you got, and divide it by the original amount. 6 : 24 = 1/4, or 25%. So, the percentage increase is 25%

Applying the same for the others :

32 -> 56 (increased by 24, 24:32 = 3/4 -> 75%)
15  -> 18  (increased by 3, 3:15 = 1/5 -> 20%)
30 -> 33 (increased by 3, 3:30 = 1/10 -> 10%)
150 -> 153 (increased by 3, 3:150 = 1/50 -> 2%)
120 -> 126 (increased by 6, 6:120 = 1/20 -> 5%)
200 -> 202 (increased by 2, 2:200 = 1/100 -> 1%)

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