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What percentage increase is 12000 to 14000?
12000=100% 120=1% 14000/ 120= 116.6667 1166.66 / 10= 11.667% 14000 = 116.667% of 12000 so it is a 11.667% increase
What is the percent increase from 120 to 138?
This is a 15% increase.
What is the percent of increase from 65 to 143?
120% increase.
What percent increase is 86 to 120?
39.5349% increase.
How do you do 5 over 10 out of 120 in fractions?
1/10 of 120 id 12, do 5/10 out of 120 is 60.To get the answer, divide 120 by 10 and then multiply the answer (12) by 5.
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