Sub topic and formula :  Percentage of increase, increase in value and final value.  Percentage of decrease, decrease in value and final value.  Profit.

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Sub topic and formula :  Percentage of increase, increase in value and final value.  Percentage of decrease, decrease in value and final value.  Profit and percentage of profit.  Loss and percentage of loss.  Commission and percentage of commission.  Discount and percentage of discount. PERCENTAGES

INTRODUCTION TO PERCENTAGE

What is Percentages?

Sub topic for Percentage  Percentage of increase increase in value and final value Percentage of increase increase in value and final value  Percentage of decrease, decrease in value and final value Percentage of decrease, decrease in value and final value  Profit and percentage of profit Profit and percentage of profit  Loss and percentage of loss Loss and percentage of loss  Commission and percentage of commission Commission and percentage of commission  Discount and percentage of discount Discount and percentage of discount Press this button to go to the last page Press this button to go to video links

Percentage of Increase Increase in Value and Final Value Percentage of increase= Increase in value = Percentage of Increase x Original Value Final value = Original Value + Increase in Value = (100% - Percentage of Increase) x Original Value

Percentage of Decrease Decrease in Value and Final Value Percentage of decrease= Decrease in value = Percentage of Decrease x Original Value Final value = Original Value - Decrease in Value = (100% - Percentage of Decrease) x Original Value

Profit and Percentage of Profit

Loss and Percentage of Loss

Commission and Percentage of Commission 1. A commission is an earning paid to an agent on his total sales of a product. 2. Commission and the percentage of commission can be calculated by using the formula : Commission = Percentage of Commission x Total Sales Value Percentage of Commission =

Discount and Percentage of Discount 1.Discount is the amount taken off from the list price or the original price. Discount = Original Price – Selling Price 2.The formula for calculating percentage of discount are as follows : Percentage of Discount =

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