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A stock broker uses percent of change. Almost any buisness might use it to calculate the money gained over a certain period of time.
"Percent Slope" is a representation that uses the ratio between the rise and run to describe the triangle formed. "Degree slope" is the measure of the angle formed. You can simply take the percent and divide by 100 to get back to the real ratio and then take the inverse tan of that number to give you the degrees of slope.
Oh, dude, let me do some quick math for you. So, 5.5% of 6000 is like 330. I mean, if you really need to know that, there you go. But seriously, who even uses percentages in real life, am I right?
The bank uses your deposited money to give out loans. They then use the interest on those loans to pay you a slightly smaller interest rate on your deposition, and skim 1-2% for their own profit. In short, when you put your money into a savings account, you are telling the bank to loan your money to qualified borrowers. If a bank kept a 100% reserve, they would be unable to pay you any interest on your savings, and they would be unable to make any profit. You'd might as well just burying you savings in a hole in the back yard.
I think the difference is that RMI uses AAAAAA and the procedure uses BBBB