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In Mathematics / Middle School | 2014-07-31

You plant a tree that is 36 inches tall. After one year, the tree is 43 inches tall.

Write an expression which describes the percent of increase in the tree's height.

Asked by Karly761

Answer (3)

h o ​ ( h f ​ − h o ​ ) ​ ∗ 100
36 ( 43 − 36 ) ​ ∗ 100
36 7 ​ ∗ 100
0.1944 ∗ 100
19.44
19.44% increase

Answered by Anonymous | 2024-06-10

36 - 100% 43 - x % we multiply by cross -> 36 * x = 100 / 43
we should remove '100%' from new value, because we find only increase.. no new value in percent.
x + 100 = (43 * 100)/36
x = 4300/36 - 100 x = 119+ 16/36 -100 x = 19 +4/9

Answered by rafalsadkowski | 2024-06-10

The percent increase in the tree's height after one year is approximately 19.44%. This is calculated using the formula for percent increase. By finding the difference in height and dividing by the original height, we can determine the percentage growth.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-10-01