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i need help finding the percentage change from 82 to 38
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\[\% \Delta = \frac{|a-b|}{a} \times 100\] a = original number b = new number
\[\%\Delta = \frac{82 - 38}{82} \times 100\]
\[\% \Delta = 53.6585\]
so which one is the original number
The first number you read is the original number
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Think of the original question as asking: What is the percent change from a to b?
This would mean that 82 = a , 38 = b
so you dont cross multiply
All you do is input the values for a and b into the formula and solve.
ok so i get confused dont knw what number to divide
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