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I do a long and stupid way that's kind of like proportions, because I learned how to do it on my own self taught weird ways..
There are better ways out there but in case you don't find them, I do it like this:
X /100 = y / h
you want to fill in the blank of x and use the y and h as the number's you're comparing it to. Hopefully this makes sense. Then you solve it in some loop pattern. This is going to sound pretty wild, but here's an example:
X / 100 = 2 / 6
and you want to figure out what 2/6th percentage is, you will start with the 100, multiply it by 2, and then divide it by 6...(which is why I call it the loop thing, because I actually draw the path out on the paper so I don't get confused) when you finally reach X, it's 33.3
There are better ways out there but in case you don't find them, I do it like this:
X /100 = y / h
you want to fill in the blank of x and use the y and h as the number's you're comparing it to. Hopefully this makes sense. Then you solve it in some loop pattern. This is going to sound pretty wild, but here's an example:
X / 100 = 2 / 6
and you want to figure out what 2/6th percentage is, you will start with the 100, multiply it by 2, and then divide it by 6...(which is why I call it the loop thing, because I actually draw the path out on the paper so I don't get confused) when you finally reach X, it's 33.3
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answered 8 months ago
For example if i work at a retail store and do not have a calculator an item cost $79.99 and is 30 % off how do i figure it out with out a calculator.
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answered 8 months ago
Im not very mathmatically gifted, but how i do it is. Work out 10%.. You just move the decimal point 1 space to the left. Then times that by 3.
10% = $7.99
$7.99 x 3 = $23.97 (round it up to 8. 8 x 3 is much easier to multiply, then just take away the 3 pence you added.)
You then take the $23.97 away form $79.99
If you have to round it up to $24.00 away from $80.00
which is $56.00. 4 pence was added, so that must be deducted, so final answer would be $55.96
10% = $7.99
$7.99 x 3 = $23.97 (round it up to 8. 8 x 3 is much easier to multiply, then just take away the 3 pence you added.)
You then take the $23.97 away form $79.99
If you have to round it up to $24.00 away from $80.00
which is $56.00. 4 pence was added, so that must be deducted, so final answer would be $55.96
If the given value is - 38/45
multiply the numerator & denominator with 100
you'll get - 3800/4500
the divide with 45 the denominator and numerator
you ll get the answer 84.4/100 ie 84.4%
multiply the numerator & denominator with 100
you'll get - 3800/4500
the divide with 45 the denominator and numerator
you ll get the answer 84.4/100 ie 84.4%
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answered 3 months ago
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