Yes. Let's take 100 as an example. When you add 15 percent you get 115. Now when you take 15 percent you are taking the 15 percent from a larger number. 15 percent of 115 is 17.25 so when you subtract 17.25 from 115 you get 97.75.
15% is bigger than 5%. 5% of 100 would be the number 5. 15% of 100 would be 15, so it is bigger.
115+(115x0.15)=132.25
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Yes. Let's take 100 as an example. When you add 15 percent you get 115. Now when you take 15 percent you are taking the 15 percent from a larger number. 15 percent of 115 is 17.25 so when you subtract 17.25 from 115 you get 97.75.
15% of 115 is 17.25
15 is 13.04% of 115
15% is bigger than 5%. 5% of 100 would be the number 5. 15% of 100 would be 15, so it is bigger.
15% of 115= 15% * 115= 0.15 * 115= 17.25
115+(115x0.15)=132.25
Yes that's right."Percent" is always "percent OF" something. It always refers to the starting number.Since 115 is larger than 100, 15% OF 115 is more than 15% OF 100.
15% off 115 pounds = 115 pounds - (0.15 x 115 pounds) = 97.75 pounds
15% off 115 pounds = 115 pounds - (0.15 x 115 pounds) = 97.75 pounds
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No, 15 percent if 300 isn't bigger than 12 percent of 200.
$97.75