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If the original quantity is 14 and the new quantity is 22, which of these is the best estimate for the percent of change? A 25% increase B 100% increase C 75% increase D 50% incr…

If the original quantity is 14 and the new quantity is 22, which of these is the best estimate for the percent of change? A 25% increase B 100% increase C 75% increase D 50% incr…
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If the original quantity is 14 and the new quantity is 22, which of these is the best estimate for the percent of change?

A 25% increase
B 100% increase
C 75% increase
D 50% increase

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d 22-14=8 14-7=7 7 of 14=50% so i think that’s the best estimate
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