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An operating log indicates that the average flow through a pump for ten hours is 285 gallons per minute. The following week, the same output is measured as 340 gallons per minute. What is the percent change?

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Answered by MathMate
Percent change is measured by the difference divided by the original capacity.

difference = new - old = 340-285=55 gpm
old capacity = 285 gpm
So
Percentage change = 55/285*100%
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