A school year ends the year with 651 students this is a 5% increase from the start of the school year. What equation could be used to find the number of students where n represents students?

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Maverick Chandler

Mathematics

5 March, 22:59

A school year ends the year with 651 students this is a 5% increase from the start of the school year. What equation could be used to find the number of students where n represents students?

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Rex Cantu · Answer 1

I assume you're trying to find either the amount of students that came or the amount from the beginning of the year. In order to do this 651*0.05 = 32.55 (the amount of students that came (round it up)) To find the amount of students at the beginning of the year 651-32.55 = 618.45 which would round down to 618. There were 33 students that came and 618 at the begging of the year.

651*0.05=32.55 651-32.55=618.45