Math, asked by ayeshamadiha18x, 14 hours ago

Work out the percentage change to 2 decimal places when a price of £12 is increased to £15.99.

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Answered by swarshastri

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Answer:

1.0032

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Answered by itzmecutejennei

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Answer:

2/15.99 = 0.34 euros is the right answer.

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