During its second year of operation, Juan's Nursery had a 225% increase in its business revenue....
During its second year of operation, Juan's Nursery had a 225%
increase in its business revenue. If its revenue in the second year
was $2,639,000, what had been its revenue for the first year?
$
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Answer:
| Revenue in the 2nd year | $26,39,000 |
| % Increase in revenue | 225% |
| Revenue for the first year | |
| = Revenue in the 2nd year / % Increase in revenue | |
| Revenue for the first year = $26,39,000 / 225% = $11,72,889 | |
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