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Suppose a student usually gets 5.28 hours of sleep. A teacher wants the student to get 8 hours of sleep. What is the percent increase in the number of hours that the student will sleep? Round your answer
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Suppose a student usually gets 5.28 hours of sleep. A teacher wants the student to get 8 hours of

sleep. What is the percent increase in the number of hours that the student will sleep? Round
your answer to the nearest whole percent.
A 52%
B 66%
C48%
D34%

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Answer:

The answer is 52 not 66 bro l put 66 and got it wrong

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User Verona
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The answer is 66% because you divide 5.28 divided by 8
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