Mathematics, 18.03.2021 01:40 ems71

If there was a 17% size reduction from 6-oz to 5-oz cans, what percent increase would be needed to go back to 6-oz cans? NOTE: The percent increase from 5 oz to 6 oz will not be the same as the percent decrease from 6 oz to 5 oz.

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