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Chapter 6.III, Problem 10RE
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Textbook Problem

Solve the following increase or decrease problems for the unknown. Round decimals to hundredths and percents to the nearest tenth.

$46 decreased by 10 1 2 % = _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

To determine

To fill: The blank provided for the statement, “$56 decreased by 1012% = _____________”.

Explanation

Given Information:

The expression is, “$56 decreased by 1012%”.

Consider that the original value or the base is $56 and rate of decrease is 1012%.

As the rate of change is a decrease, so subtract that change from 100% so as to compute the rate,

R=100%−10.5%=89.5%

Here, portion is missing.

The formula to compute portion is P=B×R

Compute portion by substituting B=56 and R=89

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