Mr. Henry expected 10 of the students in his Drama class to attend the school play. Instead, 15 students in his class attended. What percentage more students attended the play than was expected?

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Izaiah Paul

8 January, 15:46

Mr. Henry expected 10 of the students in his Drama class to attend the school play. Instead, 15 students in his class attended. What percentage more students attended the play than was expected?

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Cody Giles · Answer 1

Answer:50%

Step-by-step explanation: The correct way to calculate what percentage more attended the play is to first subtract the expected number from the actual number. 15 - 10 = 5 more attended than was expected. Next, you need to divide the 5 additional people by the 10 that were originally expected. 5 divided by 10 = 50%