The number of measles cases increased 14.6% to 33 cases this year, what was the number of cases prior to the increase? (Express your answer rounded correctly to the nearest whole number)

28

Step-by-step explanation:

Number of cases= 33

Percentage increase= 14.6%

To get the number of cases the previous year, we find the increase from last year and subtract.

= 14.6% of 33

= 14.6/100 × 33

= 4.82

So, the increase was 4.82

To get last year number, we subtract 4.82 from 33.

33 - 4.82 = 28.18 which is approximately 28.

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