For tax/tip, multiply your base number by 1 + the percent. So for 8% sales tax on an item that costs $100, the total is $100 * (1 + .08) = $100 * 1.08 = $108. For discounts, multiply your base number by 1 - the percent. So if that same item is on sale for 40% off, $100 * (1 - .4) = $100 * .6 = $60 (and with the same tax, $60 * 1.08 = $64.80).
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I'm pretty sure u add all the percents up and divide by how many percents you added up.
angle/360=x/100 x=percentage
Corr = cov(X,Y)/[stdev(X)*stdev(Y)] Negative correlation would be when X decreases as Y increases or vice versa.
sales, buisness deals, and advertisment, to just mention a few. for a better anwer, search what are the uses of percents. the answer is simple, though, dont count on anything. if u go to wtn and are a fith grader doing ur homework, good luck! i cant find anything. try comcast.net. click on news, and u might find somthing.
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55 to 60 is an increase of 9.09%
multiply 20 by .01
I'm pretty sure u add all the percents up and divide by how many percents you added up.
i dont no but you should find out.
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On nutrition facts on food boxes and cans.
angle/360=x/100 x=percentage
you would divide by 2 then plus 3 times 4 and then you have you answer
To find the empirical formula from percents, first convert the percentages to grams. Then divide the grams by the molar mass of each element. Finally, divide the resulting values by the smallest value obtained to find the ratio of elements in the compound, which represents the empirical formula.
Charles found that when the temperature of a gas is increased at constant pressure, its volume increases. When the temperature of a gas is decreased at constant pressure, its volume decreases.
Corr = cov(X,Y)/[stdev(X)*stdev(Y)] Negative correlation would be when X decreases as Y increases or vice versa.