Mathematics, 03.12.2020 01:00 12camtheman

On Monday, a museum had 150 visitors. On Tuesday, it had 260 visitors. About how many people would have to visit the museum on Wednesday to have the same percent change from Tuesday to Wednesday as from Monday to Tuesday? EXPLAIN your answer

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