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Mrs. Hughe’s class has 22 students. Her principal tells her that her class will increase to 30 students. Which equation can be used to find the percent increase, X? A. 22 + x = 30
B. 22 = 30x
C. 22 + 22x = 30
D. 30 - 22x = x

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