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How is finding percent increase the same as finding percent decrease? How are they different


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jfranks92

Answer:

They are not the same, but they do have there similarities.

Step-by-step explanation:

well what I mean is when you find the increase percent vs the decrease percent you get different answers. but they may end up the same answer depending on the question.

plz tell me if I i got it wrong thx :)

Kesha3723

Answer:

So I have my own way of thinking:

So lets say a 25% increase of 60.

First what I would do is 25% x 60 = 15. THEN MAKE SURE YOU DON"T FORGET THIS STEP. You will have to do 60 + 15 = 75.

So that is for increase, you can do this with any numbers :).

So now lets say 25% decrease of 60.

First what I would do is 25% x 60 = 15 and then do 60 - 15 = 45. (Since we are decreasing)

So that is for the decrease, you can do this with any numbers :).

I HOPE THIS HELPS!!!!

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