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xeon123
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I'm trying to understand this problem.
If a lollipop costed $6 and now it costs $8, how much percent the price grow?
I think the answer is ((8-6)/8)*100=25%
So I'm trying to apply this solution to the new problem. If a lollipop costed $1, and now it costs $2, how much percent the price grow?
((2-1)/2)*100=50%, but it should be 100%.
Can anyone help me with this problems?
If a lollipop costed $6 and now it costs $8, how much percent the price grow?
I think the answer is ((8-6)/8)*100=25%
So I'm trying to apply this solution to the new problem. If a lollipop costed $1, and now it costs $2, how much percent the price grow?
((2-1)/2)*100=50%, but it should be 100%.
Can anyone help me with this problems?