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Calculations

1. Do not use a thousand separator (e.g., enter 23045567 instead of 23,045,567).

2. Use a period (.) as the decimal separator (e.g., enter 23045567.98 instead of 23,045,567.98).

Simple Rule of Three

The value is proportional to the value
just as the value ...

Is proportional to the value

Calculator 1

What is % of ?

Calculator 2

The value is what percentage of ?

Calculator 3

I have a value of that INCREASED to . What was the percentage increase?

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I have a value of that DECREASED to . What was the percentage decrease?

Calculator 5

The value compared to the value is what percentage?

Calculator 6

I have a value of and want to INCREASE it by %. What is the result?

Calculator 7

I have a value of and want to DECREASE it by %. What is the result?

Calculator 8

I have an initial value that INCREASED by % and became . What was the initial value?

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I have an initial value that DECREASED by % and became . What was the initial value?

Calculator 10

If I give a PERCENTAGE INCREASE OF % and then another PERCENTAGE INCREASE OF %. It’s the same as giving a single PERCENTAGE INCREASE OF

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Introduction

Typical problem: You need to divide a total between two people (with no leftovers). The first person should receive an amount proportional to the value x, and the second person should receive an amount proportional to the value y. So, how much should each person receive?

`\text{TOTAL = Person 1 + Person 2}`

`\frac{\text{Person 1}}{x}=\frac{\text{Person 2}}{y}`
The total TO BE DIVIDED IS .
Person 1 should receive PROPORTIONAL TO THE VALUE
Person 2 should receive PROPORTIONAL TO THE VALUE
Person 1 will receive
Person 2 will receive

Calculator 12

Introduction

Typical problem: You need to divide a total among three people (with no leftovers). The first person should receive an amount proportional to the value x, the second person proportional to the value y, and the third person proportional to the value z. So, how much should each person receive?

`\text{TOTAL = Person 1 + Person 2 + Person 3}`

`\frac{\text{Person 1}}{x}=\frac{\text{Person 2}}{y}=\frac{\text{Person 3}}{z}`
The total TO BE DIVIDED IS .
Person 1 should receive PROPORTIONAL TO THE VALUE
Person 2 should receive PROPORTIONAL TO THE VALUE
Person 3 should receive PROPORTIONAL TO THE VALUE
Person 1 will receive
Person 2 will receive
Person 3 will receive

Calculator 13 new

A quantity INCREASED by %. What DISCOUNT should I apply to the final value to return it exactly to the original value?

Calculator 14 new

A quantity DECREASED by %. What INCREASE should I apply to the final value to return it exactly to the original value?