How to you compute the percentage of increase between two numbers?

What is the % of the increase between 42,547.19 and 55,920,19 ?
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start=42,547.19, end=55,920.19

55,920.19 / 42,547.19=1.314309829

chaenj=0.314309829

% chaenj=31.4309829%

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