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Choose the correct answer. 6.8% 5.8% 7.8% What is the percentage of increase from the least expensive policy to the most expensive policy? I'm adding the diagram below.
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please use the diagram to find the percentage increase.
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do you want u to order it from least expensive to most expensive???
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The answer is 7.8
the answer is 7.8%
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so the most expensive is 160 the least is 152 to find percent increase you do \[160 -152=8\] over the starting value 152 times 100 so 8/152 is around 0.052 which is 5.2% so i think there may be a problem with your answers or i missed something.
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