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Your first six-month auto insurance premium was $629.00. Based on your driving record, your renewal premium is $786.25. What percent increase did you see in your premium?

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25%
32%

User Petr Havlicek
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Hello!

Answer:


\Large \boxed{\sf 25\%}

Explanation:

We want to calculate the percentage increase we saw in our premium.

To calculate the percentage increase we saw in our premium, let's calculate the difference between our first six-month car insurance premium and our renewal premium:


\sf 786.25 - 629.00 = 157.25

→ Calculate the percentage:

The formula used to calculate the percentage is:


\sf (value)/(total ~value) * 100\%

→ Apply this formula with value = 157.25 and total value = 629.00:


\sf (157.25)/(629.00) *100\%

→ Simplify the expression:


\sf (157.25)/(629.00) *100\%\\\\\\= 0.25 *100\%\\\\\\= 0.25 * (100)/(100) \\\\\\= (0.25 * 100 )/(100) \\\\\\= (25)/(100) \\\\\\\boxed{\sf= 25\%}

Conclusion:

The percentage increase we saw in our premium is 25%.

User Rahim Asgari
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