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Last year, Nick went bowling several times and earned an average score of 82 points. This year, after taking a class at school, he improved his score to an average of 123 points…
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Last year, Nick went bowling several times and earned an average score
of 82 points. This year, after taking a class at school, he improved his score
to an average of 123 points. What is the percent of increase in Nick's
average score? *
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Answer: 150%
Explanation:
1. Turn it into a fraction. (123/82)
2. Divide the numerator (123) by the denominator (82). (123÷82=1.5)
3. Multiply the decimal (1.5) by 100 and add “%” at the end to make it a percentage. (1.5x100=150)(150=150%)
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