.15 percent is bigger than .115 percent
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
115
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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 is 13.04% of 115
15% of 115 is 17.25
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
115
No, 15 percent if 300 isn't bigger than 12 percent of 200.
NO