Question :
"If 98 out of 100 children were in school before, but now 96 in 100 are enrolled, that is a fall in enrollment rate of 2% (98%-96%=2%). You could also say the number of unenrolled children doubled (increased by 100%, 2x2% = 4%)."
Doubt:
How has the unenrolled children doubled with the the given value? What I really do not understand is why are they taking 2 % as the basis for such calculations. A detailed insight into this might help me to understand the problem.