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Is there an easy formula to calculate this equation? I am looking for the
percent increase required.

At a 5% margin and a 1% discount, what increase is required to make the same
amount as you would with no discount? etc, etc.
5%
1% ?
2% ?
3% ?
4% ?

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Isn't it the same as the discount?

Pete

On Sep 9, 5:32*pm, Ven L <Ven wrote:
Is there an easy formula to calculate this equation? *I am looking for the
percent increase required.

At a 5% margin and a 1% discount, what increase is required to make the same
amount as you would with no discount? etc, etc.
* * * * 5%
1% * * *?
2% * * *?
3% * * *?
4% * * *?


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