Answer:
To work out the multiplier, first add or subtract the percentage from 100, then convert to a decimal. Example: we want to add 20% to £110. To work out the multiplier, add 20 to 100, to get 120, and then change it to a decimal (divide by 100) to get 1.2.
meiabatten191 helped me out on this question too.
V-10=-3
add 10 by both sides (opposite of -10)
v= 7
Answer:
8.3 %
Step-by-step explanation:
Mayelle earns $18000 per year. Mayelle earning is increased by $19500, to calculate the percentage increase in earnings, we divide the difference between earnings after increase and earnings before increase by the earnings before increase and then multiply the result by 100. The percentage increase is given by:
Increase in pay = (Earnings before increase - earnings after increase) / Earnings before increase × 100%
Increase in pay = ($19500 - $18000)/ $18000 × 100% = 8.3 %
Answer:
8
Step-by-step explanation:
Take the biggest value and smallest value, and subtract the smallest value from the biggest value:
9-1=8
