The tuition is expected to increase by 6% next year. If the tuition this year was $1800 per quarter, what will it be next year?
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The increase in tuition is given as 6% of the current tuition. To calculate this, we can multiply the current tuition by 0.06. Increase in tuition = $1800 * 0.06 = $108 Show more…
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