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13 February, 21:00

A total of 60 students in Brooke's school are taking a spanish class this year. This is 25% more than the number of students who take a spanish class last year. Is the answer 45 or 48? Why?

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  1. 14 February, 00:55
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    Number of students taking Spanish class this year in Brooke's school = 60

    Percentage increase in the number of students

    taking Spanish class from last year = 25%

    Then

    Number of students that are taking Spanish

    class more than last year = 25/100 * 60

    = 15

    Then

    The number of students that took Spanish class last year = 60 - 15

    = 45 students

    So the number of students that took Spanish class last year was 45. I hope the answer is clear to you and the procedure is also easy for you to understand.
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