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I need to figure out how to do percent increase
Say I have $2.06 as the new price and $1.88 as the current price. I need to know how to figure out what the percent increase is. Thank you |
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percent increase
(2.06 - 1.88)/1.88
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ginny" wrote in message ... I need to figure out how to do percent increase Say I have $2.06 as the new price and $1.88 as the current price. I need to know how to figure out what the percent increase is. Thank you |
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Hi Ginny- Percent increase is the increase or decrease divided by the
original number. (2.06-1.88)/1.88 or .18/1.88, which is 9.05745%. More examples: to go from 8 to 10: (10-8)/8 = .25, but to go from 10 to 8, (8-10)/10 = -.2 Hope that helps. "Ginny" wrote: I need to figure out how to do percent increase Say I have $2.06 as the new price and $1.88 as the current price. I need to know how to figure out what the percent increase is. Thank you |
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