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10) Last year, Don made $1350 biweekly. This year he makes $1475 biweekly. What is the percent increase in Don’s salary?
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percent increase = (salary now minus salary last year) / (salary last year)
you can just put in those salary numbers, divide, and express as a percentage.
Thanks jake
this works for any percent change problem... percent change from old to new = (new - old) / old If you get a negative percent change, that means it reduced by that percentage. A positive percent change means that the new value was an increase by that percentage.
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