Math, asked by shayaanmalik640, 9 months ago

What single percentage change is equivalent to a 8% increase followed by a 15% increase?

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Answered by samyaktrp

Answer:

24.2%

Step-by-step explanation:

If we take 100 for example, an 8% increase would make it 108, and a further 15% increase would make it 124.2 and 124.2 is 124.2% of 100 and if we minus the initial value of 100% it would be 24.2%.

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