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β 12y agoFor 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.
Everyday uses of percents include calculating discounts during sales, determining the tip amount for a meal at a restaurant, comparing prices at the grocery store, and understanding interest rates on loans or credit cards. Percentages are also commonly used to express probabilities, such as the chance of rain or the likelihood of an event occurring.
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55 to 60 is an increase of 9.09%
Proportions are important because they provide a way to compare different parts of a whole in a meaningful and standardized manner. They allow for clear communication and analysis of data, helping to understand relationships and make informed decisions. In various fields such as statistics, mathematics, and science, proportions play a crucial role in representing and interpreting information accurately.
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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you would divide by 2 then plus 3 times 4 and then you have you answer
angle/360=x/100 x=percentage
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.