You divide the number you want to find the percentage of by the total number present (and then times by 100).
For example - if you invite 15 people to a meeting and 12 turn up, to find the percentage you divide 12 by 15 and then times by a hundred.
12 ÷ 15 = 0.8 = 80%
Multiplying
Multiply the quantity by 0.2Another Answer: 2% is the equivalent of 0.02 and so multiply the quantity by 0.02
Multiplying
Multiplying
Multiply the quantity by the percentage and divide by 100. So, to find 45% of 180, calculate (180*45)/100
Usually you compare two quantities, to find out how much percent one is of another. The second quantity is often a total, but it need not be so. Divide the first quantity by the second, and multiply the result by 100, to get the percentage.
9.5% is the same as 0.095 and so multiply this by the required quantity
compares part of a quantity to the hole quantity using a percent
change of any quantity divided by its original quantity
Percent Increase
6% of 78 is 4.68
The quantity is decreasing.