if someone makes 12.24/hr now, and gets a raise of 15.00/hr - what percent increase is that?
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12/24=½, so p/100=15/½=30, so p=3000%.

Your other question makes more sense if the hourly rate increases from 12.24 to 15.00. 15.00-12.24=2.76.

The percentage increase is 2.76/12.24×100=22.55% approx.
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