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A local gym had 490 members last quarter. This quarter, with a change in its rates, it has 686 members. What is the percent of increase in the number of members? please help quickly >'

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Given:

Number of gym members in last quarter = 490

Number of gym members in this quarter = 686

To find:

The percent of increase in the number of members.

Solution:

We have,

Number of gym members in last quarter = 490

Number of gym members in this quarter = 686

Now, the percent of increase in the number of members.


\%\text{ of increase}=\frac{{Members in this month - Members in last month}}{\text{Members in last month}}* 100


\%\text{ of increase}=(686-490)/(490)* 100


\%\text{ of increase}=(196)/(490)* 100


\%\text{ of increase}=(2)/(5)* 100


\%\text{ of increase}=2* 20


\%\text{ of increase}=40

Therefore, the gym members increased by 40%.

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