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Percentage Maths

The document provides a comprehensive overview of percentage calculations and rules, including how to convert fractions to percentages, calculate percentage increases and decreases, and apply these concepts to various scenarios such as population growth and financial transactions. It outlines 30 specific rules for calculating percentages in different contexts, including changes in dimensions, costs, and exam results. The rules also cover how to determine initial amounts based on final values and the effects of multiple percentage changes.

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Percentage Maths

The document provides a comprehensive overview of percentage calculations and rules, including how to convert fractions to percentages, calculate percentage increases and decreases, and apply these concepts to various scenarios such as population growth and financial transactions. It outlines 30 specific rules for calculating percentages in different contexts, including changes in dimensions, costs, and exam results. The rules also cover how to determine initial amounts based on final values and the effects of multiple percentage changes.

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❝ PERCENTAGE ❞

☀ Percentage: Percentage refers to " Per thousand " i,e 8% means 8 out of hundred
or 8/100. A percentage is denoted by %.
a represented as the percent of b as, a/b ×100
b% of a = a × b/100
To Convert a fraction / Decimal into a percentage multiply it by 100.
As 0.35 = 35/100 = (35 ×100)/100%
Rule 1. if x is reduced to x°, then,
Reduce % = {(x - x°/x)}/100
Rule 2. if x increased to x1, then , Increment % = (x1-x/x) ×100
Rule 3. if an amount is increased by a% and then it is reduced by a% again, then,
percentage change will be a decrease of a2/100%
Rule 4. if a number is increased by a% and then it is decreased by b%, then
resultant change in percentage will {a-b-(ab)/100}%
[Negative for decrease, positive for increase]
Rule 5. if a number is decreased by a% and then it is increased by b% then, net
increase or decrease percent is
{-a + b - ( ab )/ 100 } %
[Negative for decrease, Positive sign for increase]
Rule 6. if a number is first decreased by a% and then by b% then net decrease
percent is {-a-b+(ab)/100}%
Rule 7. if a number is first increased by a% and then again increased by b% then
the total increase percent is {a+b+(ab)/100}.
Rule 8. if the cost of an article s increased by A% then how much to decrease the
consumption of the article, so that expenditure remains the same is given by
OR
if the income of a man is A% more than another man then the income of another man
is less in comparison
to the 1st man by {A/(100+A)×100}%
Rule 9. If the cost of an article is decreased by A% then the increase in
consumption of article to maintain the expenditure will be?
OR
if 'x' is A% less than 'y' then y is more than 'x' by Required % = {A/(100-A)×100}%
( increase)
Rule 10. if the length of a rectangle is increased by a% and breadth is increased
by b%, then the area of the rectangle will increase by
Required Increase = { a+b+(ab)/100}%
Rule 11. if the side of a square is increased by a% then its area will be increased
by (2a+a2/100)%
Rule 12. if the side of a square is decreased by a% then the area of the square
will decrease by
∴ Decrease = ( -2a+a2/100)%
Rule 13. if the length breadth and height of a cuboid are increase by a% b% and c%
respectively ,then Increase % in volume [ a + b + c + (ab + bc + ca) / 100 +
( abc )/ (100)2]%
Rule 14. if every side of the cube is increased by a% then increase % in volume
={3a + 3a2/ 100 + a3/( 100 )2 }%
Rule 15. if a% of a certain sum is taken by 1st man and b% of a remaining sum is
taken by 2nd man and finally, c% of a remaining sum is taken by 3rd man, then if
‘x’ rupee is the remaining amount then Initial amount = {100 × 100 × 100 × x
}/( 100 - a )( 100 - b )( 100 - c)
Rule 16. if an amount is increased by a% and then again increase by b% and finally
increase by c%, So, that resultant amount is 'x' rupees. then,
Initial amount = {100 × 100 ×100 × x }/ (100+a)(100+b)(100+c)
Rule 17. If the population/cost of a certain town/ article, is P and the annual
increment rate is r%, then
(i) After 't' years population / cost = P(1+r/100)t
(ii) Before 't' years population /cost = P / (1+r/100)t
Rule 18. if the population /cost of a town /article is P and it decrease / reduces
at the rate o r% annually , then (i) After 't' years population /cost =
P(1-r/100)t
(ii) Before 't' years population / cost = P/(1-r/100)t
Rule 19. On increasing/decreasing the cost of a certain article by x%, a person can
buy ‘a’ kg article less/more in ‘y’ rupees, then
Increased/decreased cost of the article = ( xy/100 ×a)
And initial cost = xy/(100 ± x ) a
[Negative sign when decreasing and positive sign when increasing]
Rule20. if a person saves 'R' rupees after spending x% on food, y% on cloth and z%
on the entertainment of his income then, Monthly income
= 100R/ 100 - ( x + y + z)
Rule 21. The amount of acid /milk is x% in the 'M' liter mixture. How much water
should be mixed in it? so that percentage amount of acid/water would be y% Amount
of water = M ( x - y )/ y
Rule 22. An examine scored m% marks in the exam and failed by p marks. In the same
examination, another examinee obtained n% marks and passed with q more marks than
the minimum then
∴ Maximum marks = 100 ×( p + q )/( n - m)
Rule 23. In the examination, a% candidates failed in Math and b% candidates failed
in English. if c% candidates failed in both the subjects, then
(i) Passed candidates in both the subjects = 100 - (a + b - c)%
(ii) Percentage of candidates who failed in either subject = ( a + b - c)%
Rule 24. In a certain examination, 'B' boys and 'G' girls participated. b% of boys
and g% of girls passed the examination then,
Percentage of passed students of the total students = {( B.b + G.g )/( B + G )}%
Rule 25. In a certain examination, the passing mark is a%. if any candidate
obtains 'b' marks and fails by 'c' marks then,
Total marks = 100(b+c)/a
Rule 26. If a candidate got A% votes in a poll and he won or defeated by 'x' votes,
then, what was the total no. of votes which was cast in a poll?
∴ Total no of votes = (50 ×x) /(50-A)
Rule 27. If a number 'a' is increased or decrease by b%, then the new number will
be
{(100±b)/100} ×a
Rule 28. If two numbers are respectively x% and y% less than the third number, the
first number as a percentage of second is {( 100 - x )/ ( 100 - x) } × 100%
Rule 29. if two numbers are respectively x% and y% more than a third number the
first as a percentage of second is {( 100 + x )/( 100 + y) } × 100%
Rule 30. If the price of an article is reduced by a% and buyer gets c kg more for
some Rs. b the new price per kg of article = ab / (100 × c)
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