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Enrollment went up 625 to 710 over a year what is the percent of increase?
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First, get the increase 710 - 625 = ?
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after getting the increase, divide it by the original number which is 625 to get it's decimal equivalent. then multiply by 100% and you'll have it in percentage
\[\frac{ 710-625 }{ 625 } \times 100% = ?\]
Simplify and you'll get the percentage
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Ok thanks, any advice on problems like this in the future? How to know when to use this set up?
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