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Percentages
Percentage tasks are mathematical problems where one needs to find a part or a percentage of the whole based on certain conditions or given values.
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First find the stated percentage of the original number: number · percentage / 100. Then add this increase to the original number.
You can also calculate it in one step: new number = original number · (1 + percentage / 100).
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Sample questions
- Find ___% of number ___.
- Increase the number ___ by ___ percent.
- Select the correct match to ___%
- Find ___% of ___.
- Increase ___ by ___%.
Percentages as hundredths
One percent means one hundredth of a whole: 1% = 1/100. Therefore, 25% is 25/100 or one quarter, 50% is one half and 100% represents the complete quantity.
How can a percentage of a number be found?
To find a% of a number, divide the number by 100 and multiply by a. For example, 20% of 60 is 60 ÷ 100 × 20 = 12. Familiar fractions can simplify calculations: 50% is one half, 25% is one quarter and 10% is found by dividing by 10.
When increasing a quantity by a percentage, first find the increase and then add it to the original quantity. Do not give only the percentage part when the question asks for the new final value.
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