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The old pool held 70 gallons of water. The new pool holds 20% more than the old one. How much water does the new pool hold?
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The old pool held 70 gallons of water. The new pool holds 20% more than the old one. How much water does the new pool hold?
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The old pool held 70 gallons of water. The new pool holds 20% more than the old one. How much water does the new pool hold?
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70 gallons times .20 (20 percent) is 14. 14 plus 70 is 84. thus the new pool has 84 gallons.
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The new pool hold 84 gallons of water. You have to multiply 70 by 20 then divide by 100 then you add your answer to the original gallons of water.
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