
Ray C. answered 09/26/19
Stanford Grad with 18 yrs of Prealgebra Teaching & Tutoring Experience
Taylor,
You asked -
Store A sells 118 shirts and Store B sells 105 shirts. How many more shirts (expressed as a percentage) does store A sell?
Answer:
To do this problem you need to find the difference between Store A and B and then divide by the total shirts sold by Store B, then convert this decimal to a percentage.
% difference = (Store A - Store B)/Store B x 100
% difference = (118-105)/105 *100= 13/105 *100 = 12.38%
Store A sells approximately 12% more than Store B.
Regards,
Ray