Find the percent increase for the given original and new quantities in parts a through c.
a. Original quantity: 100 New quantity: 106
b. Original quantity: 10 New quantity: 16
c. Original quantity: 50 New quantity: 56
a. Fill in the boxes to find the percent increase for the given quantities.
Amount of increase:
▼
100 minus 106100-106
106 minus 100106-100
equals=
nothing
Percent increase:
▼
100 divided by 100100:100
100 divided by 6100:6
106 divided by 100106:100
100 divided by 106100:106
6 divided by 1006:100
equals=
nothing
equals=
nothing % increase
(Type integers or decimals.)
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