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What was the percentage decrease in Mercedes Benz car sales from the first year to the second year?
What was the percentage decrease in Mercedes Benz car sales from the first year to the second year?
What was the percentage increase in Audi car sales from the first year to the second year?
What was the percentage increase in Audi car sales from the first year to the second year?
How much percentage of the total sales in the second year was accounted for by Volkswagen?
How much percentage of the total sales in the second year was accounted for by Volkswagen?
If the total car sales in the first year were x, what were the total sales in the second year?
If the total car sales in the first year were x, what were the total sales in the second year?
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How does the percentage of Mercedes cars sold in the second year compare to the total number of cars sold in the first year?
How does the percentage of Mercedes cars sold in the second year compare to the total number of cars sold in the first year?
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Study Notes
Car Sales Percentage
- In the first year, Mercedes Benz had 12% of the sales, Volkswagen had 50%, and Audi had 38%.
- In the second year, Mercedes Benz had 15%, Volkswagen had 25%, and Audi had 60%.
- The total sales in the second year were 40% more than in the first year.
- The question asks for the percentage of Mercedes Benz cars sold in the second year compared to the first year.
Calculation
- To find the percentage of Mercedes Benz in the second year relative to the first, determine the percentage of Mercedes in the first year.
- Then, increase this number by 40%.
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This quiz focuses on calculating the percentage increase of Mercedes Benz car sales from the first year to the second year. You will analyze sales data for Mercedes Benz, Volkswagen, and Audi to arrive at the correct percentage. Test your understanding of percentage changes in sales.
