Ok so my math sucks (I used to be so good at it too!), all I can say is I really do not know how anyone can afford anything this day and age…Okay, I'm not sure of the exact prices, so I'll use nice round numbers for ease.
If original price was $20 and new price is $50, it is 150% increase, or you could say it is selling at 250% of it's original price.
original price X percent increase = amount of increase
amount of increase = $30 here (50 - 20 = 30)
original price = $20 here
So:
20 x Y = 30
20 x Y = 30
20 20
y = 1.5 (decimal)
150 % = percent increase
can also use this formula:
ending price = percent #
original price 100
Here it would be:
50 = Y
20 100
Cross multiply (diagonally through equal sign)
50 x 100 = 20Y
500 = 20Y
500 =20Y
20 =20
500/20 = Y
250% = Y (So, ending price is 250% of original.) If you want price increase, it would look like this:
amt. increase = Y
original price 100
50-20 = 30 amount of increase
30 = Y
20 100
same [process, yields Y = 150% this is the percent of INCREASE
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Okay, I'm sure I owe lots of taxes:
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