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One winter the cost of bananas cost $0.80 per lb. The next winter the cost was
$1.05 per lb. What was the percentage increase?

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Well. The percentage increase would be 30%.

Its would have to be rounded. If you time .80 by the decimal of 30 percent, which is .30 you will receive .24, that will equal out to 1.04.


.80 x .30= .24

.80 + .24 = $1.04



apologiabiology
so assume .8=100%
1.05-0.8=iincrease=0.25

find what .25/.8=
.25/.8=2.5/8=(use calculator)=0.3125
percent means parts out of 100
so
0.3125/1 times 10/10=3.125/10 times 10/10=31.25/100
the percentage increase was 31.25%
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