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when you divide 119/43 = 2.76 or 276 %..... when the number is doubled we say that there is increase of 100% .... in other words 200% - 100% = 100 % ..... So to increase from 43 to 119 ... we apply the same formula ... 276% - 100 % = 176 % ..... conclusively, 176 percent increases 43 to 119 .....
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