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When the price of chain increased from 16.4 cents to 20.5 cents, what was the percent increase in cost of the chain?
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When the price of chain increased from 16.4 cents to 20.5 cents, what was the percent increase in cost of the chain?

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25%

Explanation:

20.5-16.4/16.5 = .25

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