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ollegr [7]
3 years ago
15

How do you work out a percentage

Mathematics
1 answer:
Anni [7]3 years ago
3 0
You can find percentages with a calculator, or without a calculator:

Non-calculator:
To find a percentage of a number without a calculator, you divide the number by the percentage's number equivalent. For example, to find 10% of a number you divide by 10, to find 25% of a number you divide by 4 (because 25% is 1/4 of 100%), to find 50% you divide by 2, and 1% is dividing by 100, etcetera. You can then use the initial percentage's to find more complex percentages, so to find 30% you would divide by 10 and then multiply that by 3, and 75% would be dividing by 4 and multiplying that be 3.

Calculator:
If you have a calculator when you are asked to find the percentage, there is a much simpler way. All percentages have a decimal equivalent because you can picture all percentages as being fractions over 100, and therefore if you divide that number by 100 you get its decimal. On a calculator, if you multiply a number by a decimal multiplier, you get that percentage. For example, if you want to find 25% of a number on a calculator, you would multiply that number by 0.25.

I hope this explains things well enough! Let me know if I missed anything out :)
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