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Find the Number that is 50% More than 48

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Find the number that is 50% more than 48

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Solution

Increase = 50%

∴ Increased number = `(48xx(100+50))/100`

= `48xx150/100`

= `(48xx3)/2`

= 72

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Chapter 16: Percent (Percentage) - Revision Exercise

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