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It cost £430 to rent the cottage for the weekend. Last year it cost £400. What percentage increase is this?
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It cost £430 to rent the cottage for the weekend.
Last year it cost £400.
What percentage increase is this?
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you start off with 400 and then you divide that by 30. 400/30= 13.3
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increment
430 - 400
30
increment percentage
(30 / 400) * 100
(3 / 40) * 100
300 / 40
7.5 %
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