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When Mc.Donalds opened their shakes cost 0.20. today they cost 2.19 what is the percent change?

User Azbuky
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Let's use the following formula:


\text{Percent change=}(V2-V1)/(V1)*100

Where:

V1 = Old value

V2 = New Value

In this case.

Old value = 0.2

New Value = 2.19

Therefore:


\begin{gathered} \text{Percent change=}(2.19-0.2)/(0.2)*100 \\ \text{Percent change=}9.95*100 \\ \text{Percent change=}995 \end{gathered}

Answer:

995%

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