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Last year there were 29 students at a creative writing workshop. This year 35 students attended the workshop. To the nearest tenth, what is the percent of change in the number of students in attendance?

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User TBogdan
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Divide 100 by 29. You get 3.45.
Subtract 35 by 29 and you get 6.
6 times 3.45 equals 20.7.
Answer:20.7
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User Tinkaal Gogoi
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Answer:

The percent of change in the number of students in attendance is:

20.7%

Explanation:

Last year there were 29 students at a creative writing workshop.

This year 35 students attended the workshop.

The percent change in the number of students in attendance is:


\text{Percent change}=\frac{|\text{Number of students this year-Number of student last year}|}{\text{Number of student last year}}* 100

Hence,


\text{Percent change}=(|35-29|)/(29)* 100\\\\\\\text{Percent change}=(6)/(29)* 100\\\\\\\text{Percent change}=20.689\%

which to the nearest tenth is:


\text{Percent change}=20.7\%

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