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In January, a bookstore sells 450 books, but in February, it sells only 300 books. What is the percent of change from January to February? 66.7% -33.3% 50% -50%
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In January, a bookstore sells 450 books, but in February, it sells only 300 books. What is the percent of change from January to February? 66.7% -33.3% 50% -50%
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In January, a bookstore sells 450 books, but in February, it sells only 300 books. What is the percent of change from January to February?
66.7%
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-50%
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-33.3% is the answer because first off its going to be a negative because its decreasing and it wouldn't be -50% because half of 450 is 225
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