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You bought an antique porcelain doll for $15 at an estate sale. you get it appraised and you are told that the doll is woth $150 .what was the percent increase
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You bought an antique porcelain doll for $15 at an estate sale. you get it appraised and you are told that the doll is woth $150 .what was the percent increase
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you bought an antique porcelain doll for $15 at an estate sale. you get it appraised and you are told that the doll is woth $150 .what was the percent increase
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Answer:
100%
Explanation:
Divide $15 into $150.
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You would do 150/15=10 since this is a percent change it to a decimal(.10) to check do 150x.10=15 and 15/.10=150
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