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Increase $67.68 by 23%
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@Zale101
You first need to calculate 23% of $67.68 and then add the answer to the original price ($67.68).
I can help you if you don't understand the first part (calculating 23% of the price).
I know the formula: \[part = percent \times whole\]
\[part = 0.23 \times $67.68\]
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That's correct. Now you add the part to the original price.
\[part = $15.5664 \approx $15.57\] \[$15.57 + $16.68 = $32.25\]
I thought the original price was $67.68. Where did you get $16.68 from?
Woops I messed up
Don't worry, careless mistakes to happen. But following the same method, you should get your answer.
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\[$15.5664 \approx. $15.57\] \[$15.57 + $67.68 = $83.25\]
Thank you @Wariety
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