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What formulae do I use to get a percentage going back down.
If I have a figure to which I have to apply an additional 17.5% say $100 so
that it eqals $117.5. What formula do I use to work out what the original starting price was when I am confronted by $117.50 ie I want to get back to the $100 figure. So in this case 17.5% up is what formula to go down and what is the rule for going down from an number. Hope this clear and much thanks. Eqa |
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