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asked Sep 7, 2017 156k views

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Increase a price of £340 by 30%

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340 = 100%
34 = 10% (Divide 100% digit by 10 to get 10%)
102 = 30% (Multiply 10% by 3)
340 + 102 = 442 ( To get 130%, which is 100% with the 30% increase)
442 = 130%
Hope this helped!

Gukoff answered Sep 10, 2017

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