If I buy a stock for $100.00 and it appreciates to $200.00, what is the best formula to calculate the % increase?
(200-100)/100
or
(200-100)/((200-100)/2)Calculate percentage increase of a stock value?
(200-100) / 100 = 100% increase
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Calculate percentage increase of a stock value?
If I buy a stock for $100.00 and it appreciates to $200.00, what is the best formula to calculate the % increase?
(200-100)/100
or
(200-100)/((200-100)/2)Calculate percentage increase of a stock value?
the first one gives you the right answer as "percentage increase". "1" (=100% as a decimal)
the second one is a "multiple" ie "2" / 200% its "doubled"
Your "increase" of 100 is the same (or 100%) of the amount you bought it for.
So the increase is 100%. An "increase" of 200% would be 300.
cheers and if you find that stock - let me know!!Calculate percentage increase of a stock value?
56Calculate percentage increase of a stock value?
($200/$100 - 1)*100% = 100%
(200-100)/100
or
(200-100)/((200-100)/2)Calculate percentage increase of a stock value?
the first one gives you the right answer as "percentage increase". "1" (=100% as a decimal)
the second one is a "multiple" ie "2" / 200% its "doubled"
Your "increase" of 100 is the same (or 100%) of the amount you bought it for.
So the increase is 100%. An "increase" of 200% would be 300.
cheers and if you find that stock - let me know!!Calculate percentage increase of a stock value?
56Calculate percentage increase of a stock value?
($200/$100 - 1)*100% = 100%
How do you calculate the percentage discount?
Subtract the sale price from the regular price. Multiply your answer by 100%, and divide by the regular price. Example:
A leather jacket normally sells for $200. The sale price is $180. What's the % discount? OK, the discount is $20, so multiply that by 100% = 2000$%, then divide by the regular price of $200, and the answer is 10% (the dollar signs cancel each other).How do you calculate the percentage discount?
Put it in decimal form as 100ths and then multiply it times the price.
A 20% discount from $100.00 is shown as
100 X .20
= 20.00
= $20.00How do you calculate the percentage discount?
Here's what's easy for me because I hate math! I just do this in my head when I'm shopping.
Let's use an example for 30% off:
If it's $1, take off $0.30. If it's $10, take off $3. If it's $100, take off $30.
So if something is $26.99 and 30% off, Round to $27, and take $3 off for every $10, and $.30 off for every $1.
You can use this for any percentage- but I hope this answers your question, because I have no idea how to enter this on a calculator!campers black ops zombie maps
A leather jacket normally sells for $200. The sale price is $180. What's the % discount? OK, the discount is $20, so multiply that by 100% = 2000$%, then divide by the regular price of $200, and the answer is 10% (the dollar signs cancel each other).How do you calculate the percentage discount?
Put it in decimal form as 100ths and then multiply it times the price.
A 20% discount from $100.00 is shown as
100 X .20
= 20.00
= $20.00How do you calculate the percentage discount?
Here's what's easy for me because I hate math! I just do this in my head when I'm shopping.
Let's use an example for 30% off:
If it's $1, take off $0.30. If it's $10, take off $3. If it's $100, take off $30.
So if something is $26.99 and 30% off, Round to $27, and take $3 off for every $10, and $.30 off for every $1.
You can use this for any percentage- but I hope this answers your question, because I have no idea how to enter this on a calculator!
How do you calculate what percentage of body weight a person lost? What is the formula to find percent lost?
Divide current weight by beginning weight, then subtract that from 100 (for 100%). Such as, if you weigh 150 now but started at 175, you would weigh 85% of what you did before, therefore having lost 15%.How do you calculate what percentage of body weight a person lost? What is the formula to find percent lost?
exercise everyday like jogging around the block
skip meals. Eat 2 times per day than 3 times per day
Dont eat until you're full
eat fruits at night if your hungry.
drinks lots of water and stop all the fast food and chocolate.
I found this on this website.
There are more tips and info.
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# ELIMINATE HIGH GLYCEMIC FOODS.
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# INCREASE HIGH FIBER FOODS.
# CUT OUT BAD FATS, ADD GOOD ONES.
# ENJOY DOING IT YOUR WAY.
# HAVE A SIMPLE ORGANIZED PLAN.
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Please enjoy it!How do you calculate what percentage of body weight a person lost? What is the formula to find percent lost?
You would calculate it like any other percentage. For example if he weighed 150 pounds and now weighs 135 he lost 15 pounds which is 10% of his weight.
exercise everyday like jogging around the block
skip meals. Eat 2 times per day than 3 times per day
Dont eat until you're full
eat fruits at night if your hungry.
drinks lots of water and stop all the fast food and chocolate.
I found this on this website.
There are more tips and info.
# Here are my ten top tips to tip the scales your way:
CREATE YOUR OWN VIRTUAL REALITY.
# EAT NUTRITIOUS WHOLE FOODS.
# ELIMINATE HIGH GLYCEMIC FOODS.
# DRINK PLENTY OF PURE LIQUIDS.
# MOVE YOUR BODY. BUILD MUSCLE.
# INCREASE HIGH FIBER FOODS.
# CUT OUT BAD FATS, ADD GOOD ONES.
# ENJOY DOING IT YOUR WAY.
# HAVE A SIMPLE ORGANIZED PLAN.
# FORGIVE YOURSELF AND MOVE ON.
%26lt;-------Weight Loss Ten Top Tips-----%26gt;
%26lt;--http://www.healthylifeday.com/index.php?option=com_content%26amp;task=view%26amp;id=83%26amp;Itemid=62
Please enjoy it!How do you calculate what percentage of body weight a person lost? What is the formula to find percent lost?
You would calculate it like any other percentage. For example if he weighed 150 pounds and now weighs 135 he lost 15 pounds which is 10% of his weight.
Is there a way to calculate, or estimate, a GRE score from my percentage of correct answers?
I took a practice GRE on a CD-Rom that came with my Kaplan GRE prep book, but the results section of my practice GRE only told me the number of questions I answered correctly versus the number of questions I missed.
Can I use this information to calculate my GRE score, by 600 by my percentage of correct answers and adding that figure to 200?Is there a way to calculate, or estimate, a GRE score from my percentage of correct answers?
On the GRE website I found this:
http://www.800score.com/score2.php
I hope that helps.
You can also try typing "calculate GRE score" into Google or Yahoo and looking through those results.
Good luck on the actual exam!
Can I use this information to calculate my GRE score, by 600 by my percentage of correct answers and adding that figure to 200?Is there a way to calculate, or estimate, a GRE score from my percentage of correct answers?
On the GRE website I found this:
http://www.800score.com/score2.php
I hope that helps.
You can also try typing "calculate GRE score" into Google or Yahoo and looking through those results.
Good luck on the actual exam!
I would like to be able to calculate where I fall within my salary range as a percentage?
I am trying to calculate where I fall within my salary grade range as a percentage. For example: The range on my salary grade is from 70K to 120K. My salary is 108K. Where do I fall within my grade with respect to percentage? The HR dept uses the term "penetration" when explaining where one falls within his/her salary grade. Thanks!I would like to be able to calculate where I fall within my salary range as a percentage?
((your salary - lower range) * 100) / (upper range - lower range)
In your case:
your salary = 108000
lower range = 70000
upper range = 120000
((108000-70000) * 100)/(120000-70000)
38000*100/50000
= 76 percentile
((your salary - lower range) * 100) / (upper range - lower range)
In your case:
your salary = 108000
lower range = 70000
upper range = 120000
((108000-70000) * 100)/(120000-70000)
38000*100/50000
= 76 percentile
Calculate Available Physical memory in Percentage?
I need to get an output of available physical memory in percentage in a computer using windows 2003/2008. What are the parameters that should be used to calculate this %26amp; how can I get the same in percentage. kindly advice.Calculate Available Physical memory in Percentage?
Windows manages available memory. There are api calls that return available memory. Your program need only call the appropriate api calls to get the total and available memory. Some languages have functions that return the results of these calls - check your manual.
Google things like: "windows available memory api call" for more detail.
Good luck!
Windows manages available memory. There are api calls that return available memory. Your program need only call the appropriate api calls to get the total and available memory. Some languages have functions that return the results of these calls - check your manual.
Google things like: "windows available memory api call" for more detail.
Good luck!
Can you explain how to calculate the percentage of water this these 2 formulas?
numbers after the letters are suppose to be in subscript
MnSO4.H20
and
ZnSO4.7H2OCan you explain how to calculate the percentage of water this these 2 formulas?
You need to determine the molecular weight for each of the two compounds. For MnSO4.H2O there is 1 mole H2O for every mole of MnSO4. The percent water would be 18 (molec. wt of water) divided by the molecular wt. of MnSO4.H2O times 100.
For ZnSO4.7H2O there are 7 moles of water for each mole of ZnSO4. The percent water would then be (7 x 18)/molec. wt. ZnSO4.7H2O x 100.disneymovieclub the pillars of the earth
MnSO4.H20
and
ZnSO4.7H2OCan you explain how to calculate the percentage of water this these 2 formulas?
You need to determine the molecular weight for each of the two compounds. For MnSO4.H2O there is 1 mole H2O for every mole of MnSO4. The percent water would be 18 (molec. wt of water) divided by the molecular wt. of MnSO4.H2O times 100.
For ZnSO4.7H2O there are 7 moles of water for each mole of ZnSO4. The percent water would then be (7 x 18)/molec. wt. ZnSO4.7H2O x 100.
How do you calculate a certain percentage of an amount?
Let's say I want to give 30% off discount from the amount $73.40, would it be right to press 73.40 - 30 and press the % button so that will give you 51.45, then I take 73.40-51.45=21.95. Is that correct or there an easier way of doing it?How do you calculate a certain percentage of an amount?
First,your numbers are wrong. 30% discount would be 22.02 dollars.
73.40 - 22.02 = 51.38......apparently your calculator doesn't like decimal places or
you have it set to round off too soon. If you just want the discount price multiply the 73.40
price by 70 % and get 51.38. If you want the true number ( since your calculator does not
like to give it) use a paper and pencil. For a percent discount, don't subtract 30, multiply by .3.
Something seems a little off there. I came up with $51.38
First off, you are double subtracting. 73.40 - 30 % is already taking the 30% off, you can stop there.
By subtracting 51.45 from the 73.40, you are subtracting 70% from the original 100% price, leaving you with the 30% - making the item 70% off, (or 30% of it's original value)
Another way to do it is to take 73.40 * .7 (Taking 70% of the price, which is the same as 30% less)
ETA: I guess I type too slow!How do you calculate a certain percentage of an amount?
That results in an incorrect answer.
The easiest way is to multiply $73.40 by .70
(If it's 30% off, then the discounted price would be 70% of the original price.)
Method 1
----------------
100%%26lt;-----------%26gt;$73.40
10%%26lt;--------------%26gt;$7.34
30%%26lt;--------------%26gt;$22.02
New price = $73.40 - $22.02 = $51.38
Method 2
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New price = 0.7 x $73.40 = $51.38How do you calculate a certain percentage of an amount?
73.40 x 30% (or .30) = $22.02 discount
$73.40 - $22.02 = final cost $51.38
First,your numbers are wrong. 30% discount would be 22.02 dollars.
73.40 - 22.02 = 51.38......apparently your calculator doesn't like decimal places or
you have it set to round off too soon. If you just want the discount price multiply the 73.40
price by 70 % and get 51.38. If you want the true number ( since your calculator does not
like to give it) use a paper and pencil. For a percent discount, don't subtract 30, multiply by .3.
Something seems a little off there. I came up with $51.38
First off, you are double subtracting. 73.40 - 30 % is already taking the 30% off, you can stop there.
By subtracting 51.45 from the 73.40, you are subtracting 70% from the original 100% price, leaving you with the 30% - making the item 70% off, (or 30% of it's original value)
Another way to do it is to take 73.40 * .7 (Taking 70% of the price, which is the same as 30% less)
ETA: I guess I type too slow!How do you calculate a certain percentage of an amount?
That results in an incorrect answer.
The easiest way is to multiply $73.40 by .70
(If it's 30% off, then the discounted price would be 70% of the original price.)
Method 1
----------------
100%%26lt;-----------%26gt;$73.40
10%%26lt;--------------%26gt;$7.34
30%%26lt;--------------%26gt;$22.02
New price = $73.40 - $22.02 = $51.38
Method 2
---------------
New price = 0.7 x $73.40 = $51.38How do you calculate a certain percentage of an amount?
73.40 x 30% (or .30) = $22.02 discount
$73.40 - $22.02 = final cost $51.38
How to calculate saving as a percentage?
I have two quotes one for $6,895 and one for $6179.
How can I figure out the percentage savings for the lower quote??How to calculate saving as a percentage?
find the difference between the two: 6895-6179=716
then divide the difference with the larger number: 716/6895=0.104
then move the decimal two places to the right of the answer and the answer is 10.4%.
I did round up the answer when dividing so it's actually 10.3843etc......
Excellent, thank you for a straight forward answer on this. Just needed to double check my excel spreadsheet and it really helped to have these notes to go by.
add the 2 up= 13074 then make the lower 1 quote into a fraction 6179/6895 and turn that into a percent by dividing the numeratar by the denomater= about 89.61% or 90%
(6895-6179銆?6895 *100
Thats 10.4% savings, correct to three significant figures,How to calculate saving as a percentage?
subtract lower from higher, divide the difference by the bigger....little over 10%
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How can I figure out the percentage savings for the lower quote??How to calculate saving as a percentage?
find the difference between the two: 6895-6179=716
then divide the difference with the larger number: 716/6895=0.104
then move the decimal two places to the right of the answer and the answer is 10.4%.
I did round up the answer when dividing so it's actually 10.3843etc......
Excellent, thank you for a straight forward answer on this. Just needed to double check my excel spreadsheet and it really helped to have these notes to go by.
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How to calculate saving as a percentage?add the 2 up= 13074 then make the lower 1 quote into a fraction 6179/6895 and turn that into a percent by dividing the numeratar by the denomater= about 89.61% or 90%
(6895-6179銆?6895 *100
Thats 10.4% savings, correct to three significant figures,How to calculate saving as a percentage?
subtract lower from higher, divide the difference by the bigger....little over 10%
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How to calculate the percentage of oxygen in the compound (C8H9O2N)?
the numbers in the compound are atoms.
its the molecular formula of acetaminophen active ingredient in tylenol
i have to give the answer in three significant figuresHow to calculate the percentage of oxygen in the compound (C8H9O2N)?
C8H9O2N
Mol.mass = 96 + 9 + 32 + 14 = 151
O2 = 32
32/151 = 0.2119 = 21.19% = 21.2% O2.How to calculate the percentage of oxygen in the compound (C8H9O2N)?
Find atomic weight of one molecule of the entire compound then the percentage oxygen is:
weight of oxygen in one molecule divided by total weight of one moleculeHow to calculate the percentage of oxygen in the compound (C8H9O2N)?
take the atomic mass of O and divide it by the entire mass of the compound
32/151= 0.211
multiply by 100=21.1%
the answer is 21.1 % of O
its the molecular formula of acetaminophen active ingredient in tylenol
i have to give the answer in three significant figuresHow to calculate the percentage of oxygen in the compound (C8H9O2N)?
C8H9O2N
Mol.mass = 96 + 9 + 32 + 14 = 151
O2 = 32
32/151 = 0.2119 = 21.19% = 21.2% O2.How to calculate the percentage of oxygen in the compound (C8H9O2N)?
Find atomic weight of one molecule of the entire compound then the percentage oxygen is:
weight of oxygen in one molecule divided by total weight of one moleculeHow to calculate the percentage of oxygen in the compound (C8H9O2N)?
take the atomic mass of O and divide it by the entire mass of the compound
32/151= 0.211
multiply by 100=21.1%
the answer is 21.1 % of O
How to Calculate the percentage of my marks from grades?
I Have Grades As Follows
7 A+
2 A
1 B+
A+ = 90-100
A = 80-89
B+=70-79
Please help me in calculating my grades PleaseHow to Calculate the percentage of my marks from grades?
We have to convert to numbers. Lets take the middle figure.
A+ = 95
A = 84.5
B+ = 74.5
These don't correspond to grades when I went to school but I guess it is all part of the dumbing down of America.
Anyway
7 x 95 = 665
2 x 84.5 = 169
1 x 74.5 = 74.5
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total = 908.5 / 10 = 90.85 or A+
7 A+
2 A
1 B+
A+ = 90-100
A = 80-89
B+=70-79
Please help me in calculating my grades PleaseHow to Calculate the percentage of my marks from grades?
We have to convert to numbers. Lets take the middle figure.
A+ = 95
A = 84.5
B+ = 74.5
These don't correspond to grades when I went to school but I guess it is all part of the dumbing down of America.
Anyway
7 x 95 = 665
2 x 84.5 = 169
1 x 74.5 = 74.5
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total = 908.5 / 10 = 90.85 or A+
How do you calculate Percentage Uncertainty?
percentage of uncertainty (what you don't know) +
percentage of certainty (what you know)
------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ---
= 100%permit practice test minn kota
percentage of certainty (what you know)
------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ---
= 100%
How to calculate net profit percentage?
I have an economics test tomorrow and i have to know how to "compute net profit percentage."
HELP ME!!!!How to calculate net profit percentage?
Net profit (before tax) is Sales (revenue) minus cost of sales (gross profit) minus administration costs (net profit). To get the percentage you take the net profit divided by the sales divided by 100.
For example 拢1000 sales, Costs 拢600=net profit 拢400.
拢400/拢1000/100=40% net profit.How to calculate net profit percentage?
NP/Sales
HELP ME!!!!How to calculate net profit percentage?
Net profit (before tax) is Sales (revenue) minus cost of sales (gross profit) minus administration costs (net profit). To get the percentage you take the net profit divided by the sales divided by 100.
For example 拢1000 sales, Costs 拢600=net profit 拢400.
拢400/拢1000/100=40% net profit.How to calculate net profit percentage?
NP/Sales
How do I calculate a percentage of how much I own my house?
hi
Ive read a little about how to do percentages on the internet but cant find out what how to do percentages with this.I was just thinking,I bought a condo that was 183000 and I paid off 101000.So I owe 82000 to the bank still.So if I wanted to say how much I own my place as a percentage what would it be?
thanks for any helpHow do I calculate a percentage of how much I own my house?
If the amountyou paid is the appraised value,then you have 101000 equity on a 183000 property.
So divide 101000 by 183000 and you get 55.19% equity.How do I calculate a percentage of how much I own my house?
Well, you have paid off 55% of the value of your condo. However, you own 0% of your condo as you won't officially own it until you pay the bank completely. If at any time you decided to stop paying the bank, they could come in and take your condo away.
Ive read a little about how to do percentages on the internet but cant find out what how to do percentages with this.I was just thinking,I bought a condo that was 183000 and I paid off 101000.So I owe 82000 to the bank still.So if I wanted to say how much I own my place as a percentage what would it be?
thanks for any helpHow do I calculate a percentage of how much I own my house?
If the amountyou paid is the appraised value,then you have 101000 equity on a 183000 property.
So divide 101000 by 183000 and you get 55.19% equity.How do I calculate a percentage of how much I own my house?
Well, you have paid off 55% of the value of your condo. However, you own 0% of your condo as you won't officially own it until you pay the bank completely. If at any time you decided to stop paying the bank, they could come in and take your condo away.
How do I calculate the quarterly percentage change in dividends using excel?
If the old quarterly dividend was 10垄 and the new quarterly dividend is 12垄, then enter the formula in a cell:
= .12/.10 - 1
and format the cell to show the result as a percentage.
= .12/.10 - 1
and format the cell to show the result as a percentage.
How to calculate the percentage of solution ?
for m/m solution:
mass solute / mass solution *100
For m/v solution:
mass solute / volume solution ( cm鲁) *100How to calculate the percentage of solution ?
Percentage composition is equal to molar mass of element divided by molar mass of solution
Times by 100 to get the percent value
mass solute / mass solution *100
For m/v solution:
mass solute / volume solution ( cm鲁) *100How to calculate the percentage of solution ?
Percentage composition is equal to molar mass of element divided by molar mass of solution
Times by 100 to get the percent value
Is it possible to calculate the percentage uncertainty for percentages?
haha. i don't think so. i have no idea how you would do something like that.Is it possible to calculate the percentage uncertainty for percentages?
You usually say (for example): the answer is 60% +/- 2%.
Which means it's somewhere between 58% and 62%.kuryakyn disneymovieclub
You usually say (for example): the answer is 60% +/- 2%.
Which means it's somewhere between 58% and 62%.
How do i calculate percentage error for output?
using the formula P=m x c x change in temp all divided by change in time.
the error for m is plus/minus 0.05g, the temperature plus/minus 1 degree celcius and time plus/minus 0.5 secondsHow do i calculate percentage error for output?
You can't without knowing the reported values of the factors. For example, if the temperature is 100 degrees +- 1 degree, then the max error is 1%.
the error for m is plus/minus 0.05g, the temperature plus/minus 1 degree celcius and time plus/minus 0.5 secondsHow do i calculate percentage error for output?
You can't without knowing the reported values of the factors. For example, if the temperature is 100 degrees +- 1 degree, then the max error is 1%.
How can I calculate the percentage cost of a call option?
Option pricing theory is quite complex to be discussed here extensively. I provide two references below, that I got from a simple search in yaoo of "option pricing".
The basic idea behind the pricing models is that the stock price is an uncertain value, which has a lognormal distribution.
The option price is the expected value of the payout function.
That is, you compute, for every possible stock price, the option price, then multiply by its probability, and that's it.
The basic idea behind the pricing models is that the stock price is an uncertain value, which has a lognormal distribution.
The option price is the expected value of the payout function.
That is, you compute, for every possible stock price, the option price, then multiply by its probability, and that's it.
How do i calculate these percentage weights?
First test: 63/80 - Weight = 30%
Second test: 14/30 - Weight = 20%
Third test: Weight = 50% - What will i need in order to get a pass in this Third test (out of 100% weighting)How do i calculate these percentage weights?
imagine the weighing is points i.e 30% = 30 points
63/80 x 30 = 23.63
14/30 x 20 = 9.33
sum = ~33
assuming passing overall is 50% then you need another 17 points
if 3rd test is out of 100, then you need 17
Second test: 14/30 - Weight = 20%
Third test: Weight = 50% - What will i need in order to get a pass in this Third test (out of 100% weighting)How do i calculate these percentage weights?
imagine the weighing is points i.e 30% = 30 points
63/80 x 30 = 23.63
14/30 x 20 = 9.33
sum = ~33
assuming passing overall is 50% then you need another 17 points
if 3rd test is out of 100, then you need 17
How do I calculate what percentage of hours 41 hours out of 2,080 hours is?
41/2080 part of 2080 is 41 hours
the percentage you get by multiplying the part with 100 %.
.How do I calculate what percentage of hours 41 hours out of 2,080 hours is?
To find a percentage of any numbers which have the same units, divide the part by the whole (41/2080) and then multiply the answer by 100. The number left will be the percentage.
base x rate = part of the base...
2080 x ? = 41
let u=?
2080u=41
divide both sides by 2080
2080u / 2080 = 41 / 2080
the answer is u = 0.0197115
change to percent
move 2 decimal places to the right
1.97115% of 2080 is 41How do I calculate what percentage of hours 41 hours out of 2,080 hours is?
Divide 41 by 2080
41/2080
and then the answer *100How do I calculate what percentage of hours 41 hours out of 2,080 hours is?
41 / 2080 x 100 = 1.97%
Divide 41 by 2080. Then multiply by 100 to get a percentage. To multiply by 100 you can just move the decimal point two digits to the right. My answer is 1.97.
Don't multiply X100
Just devide the smaller number by the larger number.
To double check multiply the larger number by the answer and you should get the smaller number or really close (40.976) which will round up.
Percentages can be done easily like this:
x out of 100 is like 41 out of 2080
x...................41
---.....=.........---
100............2080
Now cross multiply:
2080 * x = 100 * 41
Now simplify:
x = 100 * 41 / 2080
x = 1.97
So 41 is 1.97% of 2080
Good luck.
The percent that x makes up of y is another way of saying x/y. Once you get that number, you multiply by 100 and stick a percent sign at the end.
In this case, you have: 41/2080 = .02 or 2%
the percentage you get by multiplying the part with 100 %.
.How do I calculate what percentage of hours 41 hours out of 2,080 hours is?
To find a percentage of any numbers which have the same units, divide the part by the whole (41/2080) and then multiply the answer by 100. The number left will be the percentage.
base x rate = part of the base...
2080 x ? = 41
let u=?
2080u=41
divide both sides by 2080
2080u / 2080 = 41 / 2080
the answer is u = 0.0197115
change to percent
move 2 decimal places to the right
1.97115% of 2080 is 41How do I calculate what percentage of hours 41 hours out of 2,080 hours is?
Divide 41 by 2080
41/2080
and then the answer *100How do I calculate what percentage of hours 41 hours out of 2,080 hours is?
41 / 2080 x 100 = 1.97%
Divide 41 by 2080. Then multiply by 100 to get a percentage. To multiply by 100 you can just move the decimal point two digits to the right. My answer is 1.97.
Don't multiply X100
Just devide the smaller number by the larger number.
To double check multiply the larger number by the answer and you should get the smaller number or really close (40.976) which will round up.
Percentages can be done easily like this:
x out of 100 is like 41 out of 2080
x...................41
---.....=.........---
100............2080
Now cross multiply:
2080 * x = 100 * 41
Now simplify:
x = 100 * 41 / 2080
x = 1.97
So 41 is 1.97% of 2080
Good luck.
The percent that x makes up of y is another way of saying x/y. Once you get that number, you multiply by 100 and stick a percent sign at the end.
In this case, you have: 41/2080 = .02 or 2%
How do you calculate a final percentage for grades in a class using excel?
homework for school and i can't figure out the equation in excelHow do you calculate a final percentage for grades in a class using excel?
More information is needed but I'll assume you have names in column A and scores in column B. Then in a different column than A and B put the names and the formula below. For example assume column A has
Mike
Dan
Mike
Dan
and column B has
80
92
90
94
Then below the data (I'll just assume on line 100) put in cell C100
Mike
and in C101 put
Dan
(etc.)
In D100 put
=SUMIF(A:A,C100,B:B)/COUNTIF(A:A,C100)
and copy that down.
What this does is sum the scores for each name in column C, and divides by the count of that name, giving the average score.
Hope that helps, just guessing at what you need based on limited info.renova walkie talkie
More information is needed but I'll assume you have names in column A and scores in column B. Then in a different column than A and B put the names and the formula below. For example assume column A has
Mike
Dan
Mike
Dan
and column B has
80
92
90
94
Then below the data (I'll just assume on line 100) put in cell C100
Mike
and in C101 put
Dan
(etc.)
In D100 put
=SUMIF(A:A,C100,B:B)/COUNTIF(A:A,C100)
and copy that down.
What this does is sum the scores for each name in column C, and divides by the count of that name, giving the average score.
Hope that helps, just guessing at what you need based on limited info.
How do i calculate my grade percentage?
My semester exams are coming up and i know i am not going to do good on my spanish exam, i am getting an 88.88% (hah) and the exam is worth 20% of my grade, how do i figure out what my grade will be if i get a 65%?How do i calculate my grade percentage?
Assuming that your 88.88% includes all the other points in your grade (so is 80% of your grade), you can calculate:
(88.88 * .8) + (65 * .2) = 84.1%
Assuming that your 88.88% includes all the other points in your grade (so is 80% of your grade), you can calculate:
(88.88 * .8) + (65 * .2) = 84.1%
How to calculate the percentage of relative humidity?
From the readings of wet bulb and dry bulb thermometres ??How to calculate the percentage of relative humidity?
Dear Nobel... With both wet bulb and dry bulb temperature readings you simply go to a table of wet-bulb depression (dry-bulb-wetbulb) vs dry bulb values and from these two values you read the relative humidity. You can find these tables on-line or in a text such as C. Donald Ahrens "Meteorology Today".
Dear Nobel... With both wet bulb and dry bulb temperature readings you simply go to a table of wet-bulb depression (dry-bulb-wetbulb) vs dry bulb values and from these two values you read the relative humidity. You can find these tables on-line or in a text such as C. Donald Ahrens "Meteorology Today".
For the reaction represented,calculate the percentage yield of carbo?
Can you please help me with this?? thank you!
For the reaction represented by the equation CH4 + 2O2 =%26gt; 2H2O + CO2, calculate the percentage yield of carbon dioxide if 1000g of methane react with excess oxygen to produce 2300g of carbon dioxide. (atomic masses: carbon--12.01; hydrogen: 1.01; oxygen--15.99)For the reaction represented,calculate the percentage yield of carbo?
Figure out moles of CH4, then use stoichiometric coefficients to find moles of CO2. Convert to g CO2, then divide actual yield by theoretical and multiply by 100 to get % yield.
mol CH4 = 1000g * 1mol/(12.01 + 4*1.01) g = 62.31 mol CH4
62.31 mol CH4 * 1CO2/1CH4 = 62.31 mol CO2 produced
g CO2 = 62.31 mol * (12.01 + 2*15.99)g/mol = 2742 g CO2 theoretically
% yield = ((actual yield)/(theoretical yield)) * 100
% yield = (2300/2742) * 100 = 83.9% yield CO2
For the reaction represented by the equation CH4 + 2O2 =%26gt; 2H2O + CO2, calculate the percentage yield of carbon dioxide if 1000g of methane react with excess oxygen to produce 2300g of carbon dioxide. (atomic masses: carbon--12.01; hydrogen: 1.01; oxygen--15.99)For the reaction represented,calculate the percentage yield of carbo?
Figure out moles of CH4, then use stoichiometric coefficients to find moles of CO2. Convert to g CO2, then divide actual yield by theoretical and multiply by 100 to get % yield.
mol CH4 = 1000g * 1mol/(12.01 + 4*1.01) g = 62.31 mol CH4
62.31 mol CH4 * 1CO2/1CH4 = 62.31 mol CO2 produced
g CO2 = 62.31 mol * (12.01 + 2*15.99)g/mol = 2742 g CO2 theoretically
% yield = ((actual yield)/(theoretical yield)) * 100
% yield = (2300/2742) * 100 = 83.9% yield CO2
Code in C to count the number of times each character appears in a file and then calculate the percentage.?
I need help, I want to count the number of times each character appears in a file.txt and then calculate the percentage of each character in the file. If any one already has the code it would be really useful!!!Code in C to count the number of times each character appears in a file and then calculate the percentage.?
The algorithm is quite simple. I will assume that you are dealing with ascii files, unicode makes things a little (but not hugely) more complicated.
We use getchar[1] to read each character and then increment an array thats indexed by ascii code. Code will make this a little more clear.
char temp;
char count[256];
while( temp = getchar() != EOF) {
count[temp]++;
}
This will read from stdin, but it won't be very much more work to make it read from a file.
Hope this helped!
The algorithm is quite simple. I will assume that you are dealing with ascii files, unicode makes things a little (but not hugely) more complicated.
We use getchar[1] to read each character and then increment an array thats indexed by ascii code. Code will make this a little more clear.
char temp;
char count[256];
while( temp = getchar() != EOF) {
count[temp]++;
}
This will read from stdin, but it won't be very much more work to make it read from a file.
Hope this helped!
How to calculate overall percentage?
Hi,
I have these percentages and want the overall percentage please help?
3030.3%
882.4%
5384.6%
3214.3%
4827.6%
3571.4%
4642.9%
4814.8%
5172.4%
2916.7%
4285.7%
5200.0%
5384.6%
4090.9%
3478.3%
5416.7%
5555.6%
This is to be done in microsoft excel...if yu know a formula also let me know!
Please ask for any extra detials if required!How to calculate overall percentage?
First, enter all your numbers into a column. In the cell below the last number, enter =Sum(C1:C17)/17
Use whatever letter appears at the top of your column to replace the "C" I used.
This tells the computer the following:
= The entry in this cell will be a number
Sum Add up whatever I tell you to add
() Perform the actions within these parentheses first
/ Divide everything from the other steps of this equation by the number I put after this signHow to calculate overall percentage?
MY ANSWER WOULD BE TO USE THE CALCULATER ON THE PHONE YOU HAVENT SHIPPED BEFORE YOU GO TO JAIL FOR FRAUDgas mileage helly hansen
I have these percentages and want the overall percentage please help?
3030.3%
882.4%
5384.6%
3214.3%
4827.6%
3571.4%
4642.9%
4814.8%
5172.4%
2916.7%
4285.7%
5200.0%
5384.6%
4090.9%
3478.3%
5416.7%
5555.6%
This is to be done in microsoft excel...if yu know a formula also let me know!
Please ask for any extra detials if required!How to calculate overall percentage?
First, enter all your numbers into a column. In the cell below the last number, enter =Sum(C1:C17)/17
Use whatever letter appears at the top of your column to replace the "C" I used.
This tells the computer the following:
= The entry in this cell will be a number
Sum Add up whatever I tell you to add
() Perform the actions within these parentheses first
/ Divide everything from the other steps of this equation by the number I put after this signHow to calculate overall percentage?
MY ANSWER WOULD BE TO USE THE CALCULATER ON THE PHONE YOU HAVENT SHIPPED BEFORE YOU GO TO JAIL FOR FRAUD
How do you calculate the percentage by mass of magnesiusm and oxygen in magnesium oxide, MgO?
molar mass MgO = 24.3050 + 15.9994 = 40.3044 g/mol
% Mg = 24.3050 x 100 / 40.3044 = 60.3
% Mg = 24.3050 x 100 / 40.3044 = 60.3
How do you calculate slugging percentage?
It's total bases divided by the number of at-bats, and you usually do it to the third decimal point.
This page also has a calculator that does the math for you.
http://borough.castle-shannon.pa.us/stat鈥?/a>How do you calculate slugging percentage?
Add the total bases and divide by at bats. (single- one base, double- 2 bases, etc.) Here's the "official" formula
SLG = (1B + (2 x 2B) + (3 x 3B) + (4 x HR))/ AB
Note:
1B- Base Hits
2B- Doubles
3B- Triples
HR- Home Run
AB- At Bats
SLG- Slugging Percentage
So know this
Number of base hits
Doubles x 2
Triples x 3
Home Runs x 4
Add those numbers together and divide it by At bats.
Example:
A Batter has these stats
10 Base Hits
4 Doubles
1 Triple
3 Home Runs
35 At Bats
So do the math
Number of base hits: 10
Doubles x 2: 8
Triples x 3: 3
Home Runs x 4: 12
Add those numbers: 33
Divide by at bats (35)
33 divided by 35= .943
.943 Slugging Percentage
total bases divided by at bats.How do you calculate slugging percentage?
Total bases by at bats, i.e. a home run it's 4/1=4.000
Step One
Add up all official at bats. Do not include those at bats that resulted in a walk, sacrifices or hit by pitch.
Step Two
Add up total bases. Total bases are how many bases you reached in all the times you hit safely.
Step Three
Divide total bases by official at bats.
Step Four
Round to the third decimal place. For example, .57051 is .571.How do you calculate slugging percentage?
1Step OneAdd up all official at bats. Do not include those at bats that resulted in a walk, sacrifices or hit by pitch.
2Step TwoAdd up total bases. Total bases are how many bases you reached in all the times you hit safely.
3Step ThreeDivide total bases by official at bats.
4Step FourRound to the third decimal place. For example, .57051 is .571.
SLG % = At batts / Total bases
Walks are exluded from the slugging percentage equation.
Ambrose has it exactly right, but since singles data isn't usually available, the alternative version, below, works just as well with a bit more convenience.
SLG == (hits + doubles + 2*triples + 3*homers) / at-bats
conventionally to three decimals.
Edit: I take it back. Ambrose is not distinguishing "singles" from "hits", and failure to do so will give a wrong answer. Unless it's some whifflebat hitter who ONLY gets singles.
This page also has a calculator that does the math for you.
http://borough.castle-shannon.pa.us/stat鈥?/a>How do you calculate slugging percentage?
Add the total bases and divide by at bats. (single- one base, double- 2 bases, etc.) Here's the "official" formula
SLG = (1B + (2 x 2B) + (3 x 3B) + (4 x HR))/ AB
Note:
1B- Base Hits
2B- Doubles
3B- Triples
HR- Home Run
AB- At Bats
SLG- Slugging Percentage
So know this
Number of base hits
Doubles x 2
Triples x 3
Home Runs x 4
Add those numbers together and divide it by At bats.
Example:
A Batter has these stats
10 Base Hits
4 Doubles
1 Triple
3 Home Runs
35 At Bats
So do the math
Number of base hits: 10
Doubles x 2: 8
Triples x 3: 3
Home Runs x 4: 12
Add those numbers: 33
Divide by at bats (35)
33 divided by 35= .943
.943 Slugging Percentage
total bases divided by at bats.How do you calculate slugging percentage?
Total bases by at bats, i.e. a home run it's 4/1=4.000
Step One
Add up all official at bats. Do not include those at bats that resulted in a walk, sacrifices or hit by pitch.
Step Two
Add up total bases. Total bases are how many bases you reached in all the times you hit safely.
Step Three
Divide total bases by official at bats.
Step Four
Round to the third decimal place. For example, .57051 is .571.How do you calculate slugging percentage?
1Step OneAdd up all official at bats. Do not include those at bats that resulted in a walk, sacrifices or hit by pitch.
2Step TwoAdd up total bases. Total bases are how many bases you reached in all the times you hit safely.
3Step ThreeDivide total bases by official at bats.
4Step FourRound to the third decimal place. For example, .57051 is .571.
SLG % = At batts / Total bases
Walks are exluded from the slugging percentage equation.
Ambrose has it exactly right, but since singles data isn't usually available, the alternative version, below, works just as well with a bit more convenience.
SLG == (hits + doubles + 2*triples + 3*homers) / at-bats
conventionally to three decimals.
Edit: I take it back. Ambrose is not distinguishing "singles" from "hits", and failure to do so will give a wrong answer. Unless it's some whifflebat hitter who ONLY gets singles.
How can i calculate the percentage of change of cylinder if the diameter is increased by 25%?
((new volume - old volume) / old volume) * 100
Volume is pi * d^2 * h
pi = 3.14159
d = diameter
h = cylinder height
in your case if if d is original diameter then (1.25 * d) is the second diameter
the unknown value d will cancel out of the % change equation
Volume is pi * d^2 * h
pi = 3.14159
d = diameter
h = cylinder height
in your case if if d is original diameter then (1.25 * d) is the second diameter
the unknown value d will cancel out of the % change equation
How to calculate biomass percentage?
I am really confused about how you do this, this is the question:
Grass - 10,000
Sheep - 5000
Ticks - 30
Calculate the percentage of biomass passed on from:
Producer to primary consumer
Primary consumer so secondary consumer
Any help would be much appreciated, please show me how you worked it out.
Thank you,
Rebecca xHow to calculate biomass percentage?
eg.
Sheep - 5000 from 10.000 Grass = 50%.
Ticks - 30 from 5000 Sheep = 30/5000 x 100 = 0.6%
Grass - 10,000
Sheep - 5000
Ticks - 30
Calculate the percentage of biomass passed on from:
Producer to primary consumer
Primary consumer so secondary consumer
Any help would be much appreciated, please show me how you worked it out.
Thank you,
Rebecca xHow to calculate biomass percentage?
eg.
Sheep - 5000 from 10.000 Grass = 50%.
Ticks - 30 from 5000 Sheep = 30/5000 x 100 = 0.6%
Calculate the percentage abundance of each isotope in naturally occurring Boron?
The relative atomic mass of Boron is 10.8.
Boron exists naturally in two isotopes B-10 and B-11Calculate the percentage abundance of each isotope in naturally occurring Boron?
Let the amount of B-10 be x.
x(10) + (1-x) (11) = 10.8
Solving the equation, you would get 0.2 for B-10, and 0.8 for B-11, giving 20% and 80% respectively.window tinting mr tire
Boron exists naturally in two isotopes B-10 and B-11Calculate the percentage abundance of each isotope in naturally occurring Boron?
Let the amount of B-10 be x.
x(10) + (1-x) (11) = 10.8
Solving the equation, you would get 0.2 for B-10, and 0.8 for B-11, giving 20% and 80% respectively.
How do i calculate my final percentage?
my final mark in math is 77% and the final exam is worth 30%, if i got 88% on the final what would my final overal mark be? can anyone show me how to calculate it?How do i calculate my final percentage?
77% is worth 70 marks
0.77 X70 = 53.9 marks
88% is worth 30 marks
0.88 X 30 = 26.4 marks
ADD 53.9+ 26.4 = 80.3 % ANSWERHow do i calculate my final percentage?
Your final score would be 80.3%. To calculate, I would use .7 and .3 to represent the "value" of each grade, and then multiply the score by their "value" and the the products to get my answer.
(77 * .7) + (88 * .3)=80.3How do i calculate my final percentage?
The rerst of the course is worth 70% of your grade, so the weighted average is
0.7(77) + 0.3(88) = 80.3%
77*0.7+ 88*0.3=80.3
77% is worth 70 marks
0.77 X70 = 53.9 marks
88% is worth 30 marks
0.88 X 30 = 26.4 marks
ADD 53.9+ 26.4 = 80.3 % ANSWERHow do i calculate my final percentage?
Your final score would be 80.3%. To calculate, I would use .7 and .3 to represent the "value" of each grade, and then multiply the score by their "value" and the the products to get my answer.
(77 * .7) + (88 * .3)=80.3How do i calculate my final percentage?
The rerst of the course is worth 70% of your grade, so the weighted average is
0.7(77) + 0.3(88) = 80.3%
77*0.7+ 88*0.3=80.3
How to calculate the percentage by total marks or group marks(M.P.C) in sastra university?
total marks is 96% and my groups marks is 98%, is it sure to get the ECE in sastraHow to calculate the percentage by total marks or group marks(M.P.C) in sastra university?
Admission to Sastra University is fully based on your total marks.
Divide your total with your State topper's total and multiply it with 100.
This gives your percentile marks.Admission to Sastra university not only depends on M.P.C but also all other subjects.Please got to this link for more details : http://www.sastra.edu/page.aspx#Admissio鈥?/a>
Admission to Sastra University is fully based on your total marks.
Divide your total with your State topper's total and multiply it with 100.
This gives your percentile marks.Admission to Sastra university not only depends on M.P.C but also all other subjects.Please got to this link for more details : http://www.sastra.edu/page.aspx#Admissio鈥?/a>
How Do You Calculate Body Fat Percentage?
What is the formula to calculate this? I used one from Wikipedia and got 30%, but I don't think that's right...(I have some extra fat, but I'm nowhere near overweight, so...)How Do You Calculate Body Fat Percentage?
There is no such calculator that will accurate give you a body fat reading. 30% body fat would not be overweight, it's at the upper end of the acceptable range for females. There are a lot of misconceptions about how much fat is healthy and what different fat levels actually look like. The average untrained women of 'normal' weight will likely have a body fat percentage in the region of 25-31%.How Do You Calculate Body Fat Percentage?
It's not going to be exact unless you use some pricey equipment, for now you can do a good estimate. If you can pinch an inch off your lovehandles, and you have a gut and no ab definition, then you have more than 10%. If you have stretchmarks, your leaning toward 15%. After this, the more you weigh, and you don't have muscle to show for it, then the % will just get higher. Also I doubt you have 30% body fat, that is too much. 30% is usually for obese people. If you have a bit more fat than you would like, I would say maybe 20%, give or take a few.How Do You Calculate Body Fat Percentage?
It's impossible to get decent accuracy w/o underwater weighing.
There is no such calculator that will accurate give you a body fat reading. 30% body fat would not be overweight, it's at the upper end of the acceptable range for females. There are a lot of misconceptions about how much fat is healthy and what different fat levels actually look like. The average untrained women of 'normal' weight will likely have a body fat percentage in the region of 25-31%.How Do You Calculate Body Fat Percentage?
It's not going to be exact unless you use some pricey equipment, for now you can do a good estimate. If you can pinch an inch off your lovehandles, and you have a gut and no ab definition, then you have more than 10%. If you have stretchmarks, your leaning toward 15%. After this, the more you weigh, and you don't have muscle to show for it, then the % will just get higher. Also I doubt you have 30% body fat, that is too much. 30% is usually for obese people. If you have a bit more fat than you would like, I would say maybe 20%, give or take a few.How Do You Calculate Body Fat Percentage?
It's impossible to get decent accuracy w/o underwater weighing.
In what parts of your daily life might you need to calculate the percentage composition of something?
can you give me 3 examples?In what parts of your daily life might you need to calculate the percentage composition of something?
1) You are a chemistry teacher
2) You are a chemistry student
3) You are a parent of a chemistry student teaching the chemistry student how to calculate the percentage composition of something because the chemistry teacher did not teach it well enough.
1) You are a chemistry teacher
2) You are a chemistry student
3) You are a parent of a chemistry student teaching the chemistry student how to calculate the percentage composition of something because the chemistry teacher did not teach it well enough.
How to calculate grade from correct answers to percentage?
can anyone help me with calculating my grade?
i got 89 questions correct out of 118 questions possible.
what percentage and grade would that be?
thanks!How to calculate grade from correct answers to percentage?
Hi,
Answer: 75.4 %. Most probably a C.
How to find it:
To get the percent, divide the number correct by the total number and multiply the result by 100.
(89/118) *100
Exactly what letter grade you will have can vary somewhat depending on your school and/or teacher. Almost always, 75% falls in the "C" range. For some schools, the minimum for "C" is 70; for others, it's 70. That assumes that your teacher does not grade on a curve. If she/he grades on a curve, the letter grade depends on what the average grade was
Hope this is useful.
FEHow to calculate grade from correct answers to percentage?
All you have to do is divide 89 by 118.
So, you got about a 75%How to calculate grade from correct answers to percentage?
You got a 75.used boats unique baby girl names
i got 89 questions correct out of 118 questions possible.
what percentage and grade would that be?
thanks!How to calculate grade from correct answers to percentage?
Hi,
Answer: 75.4 %. Most probably a C.
How to find it:
To get the percent, divide the number correct by the total number and multiply the result by 100.
(89/118) *100
Exactly what letter grade you will have can vary somewhat depending on your school and/or teacher. Almost always, 75% falls in the "C" range. For some schools, the minimum for "C" is 70; for others, it's 70. That assumes that your teacher does not grade on a curve. If she/he grades on a curve, the letter grade depends on what the average grade was
Hope this is useful.
FEHow to calculate grade from correct answers to percentage?
All you have to do is divide 89 by 118.
So, you got about a 75%How to calculate grade from correct answers to percentage?
You got a 75.
How to calculate the nominal percentage increase given CPI and wage for two years?
year 1 wage is 1,000 and cpi is 125
year 2 wage is 1,150 and cpi is 131.3How to calculate the nominal percentage increase given CPI and wage for two years?
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year 2 wage is 1,150 and cpi is 131.3How to calculate the nominal percentage increase given CPI and wage for two years?
the answer is in this site...
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How to calculate my high school percentage?
I want to go to college the course is on a wait list, when they fill seats they only take the highest percentage in H.S marks, How do I figure out my h.s percentage from my transcript?How to calculate my high school percentage?
Take all your percentages and divide by the number of courses you took. This will give you your average.
However, universities and colleges usually only look at Grade 11 and 12 marks.
Good luck! :)
REVISION:
Add all your percentage marks and divide by the number of courses.
Example:
Let's say you have a 90, 86, 77, 52, 67.
Add all these which = 372
Divide by 5 because there are 5 marks = 74.4 %
This is your average percentage.
Take all your percentages and divide by the number of courses you took. This will give you your average.
However, universities and colleges usually only look at Grade 11 and 12 marks.
Good luck! :)
REVISION:
Add all your percentage marks and divide by the number of courses.
Example:
Let's say you have a 90, 86, 77, 52, 67.
Add all these which = 372
Divide by 5 because there are 5 marks = 74.4 %
This is your average percentage.
How do you calculate the percentage of something?
If you got 36 answers to your question and 11 were correct, you would divide 11 by 36 (0.3056) and take the result times 100 to figure the percentage of correct answers. (30.56%)How do you calculate the percentage of something?
take the amount of something in something, lower the second # to 100, and the 1st # divide into the other #.and the # out of 100 is the percentage.
just multiply the amount by 0.00; in other words if it is 20% multiply by 0.20; if it is 15%, then multiply by 0.15 etc. etc.How do you calculate the percentage of something?
Move the decimal point to the left two places. Then multiply the original number by that new number.
Example:
10% of 20
10.0%=0.1
0.1x20=
2
Percent is basically the same as a fraction converted to decimal form, then multiplied by 100 to convert.How do you calculate the percentage of something?
Move the decimal over two places, and multiply. Example, if I wanted to know 75% of 50, I would multiply 50 by .75.
percentages are easy to calculate and easier to compare
percentage of rational numbers is calculated by multiplying by hundred.
when you want to reflect something as a percentage of something
say like finding the profit percentage
you divide the profit by 100
and the resultant rational number you multiply by hundred
profit%=(profit/cost price)*100
If using a calculator, input the number that you want the percentage of then multiply it by whatever percent you want then push the percent key. For example 20% of $80 = $16
You would input 80 x 20% and you get 16. You can also do it as 80 x .20=16. If you are not using a calculator you just move over to decimal places to the left for the number that is the percent. For example: 30%=.30 75%=.75 and so on.
I hope this is clear
how much divided by total. Multiply 100
take the amount of something in something, lower the second # to 100, and the 1st # divide into the other #.and the # out of 100 is the percentage.
just multiply the amount by 0.00; in other words if it is 20% multiply by 0.20; if it is 15%, then multiply by 0.15 etc. etc.How do you calculate the percentage of something?
Move the decimal point to the left two places. Then multiply the original number by that new number.
Example:
10% of 20
10.0%=0.1
0.1x20=
2
Percent is basically the same as a fraction converted to decimal form, then multiplied by 100 to convert.How do you calculate the percentage of something?
Move the decimal over two places, and multiply. Example, if I wanted to know 75% of 50, I would multiply 50 by .75.
percentages are easy to calculate and easier to compare
percentage of rational numbers is calculated by multiplying by hundred.
when you want to reflect something as a percentage of something
say like finding the profit percentage
you divide the profit by 100
and the resultant rational number you multiply by hundred
profit%=(profit/cost price)*100
If using a calculator, input the number that you want the percentage of then multiply it by whatever percent you want then push the percent key. For example 20% of $80 = $16
You would input 80 x 20% and you get 16. You can also do it as 80 x .20=16. If you are not using a calculator you just move over to decimal places to the left for the number that is the percent. For example: 30%=.30 75%=.75 and so on.
I hope this is clear
how much divided by total. Multiply 100
How to calculate overall percentage for assignment?
i am on a computing course. currently there are two assignments for a module.
the total mark for each assignment is 100.
for the first assignment i got 63 out 100
the second assignment is not out yet.
i need overall mark of 40% to pass the module.
how do i work, what is my percentage rate so far%26gt; and
how do i work, how much more percentage do i need to pass the module?
or have i passed the module?
thanks.How to calculate overall percentage for assignment?
Well it also depends on whether or not (besides a 40% overall) you actually need to pass the individual components of the courseworkl (which would make sense in any decent course worth any real educatioinal value)...In which case you'd need at least 40% off the second submission...and going by the first you ought to achieve this...
But you should not look at trying to achieve a qualification or a course component as "what's the least I can get and pass" - this is a crummy attitude to studying and is the reason we have so mediocre, half-hearted, disatisfied workers in the UK!
Aim for the BEST you can do - NOT the LEAST you can do!
I HOPE that your course does require a pass level in each component - otherwise it's as good as rubbish...be fair...if you ONLY got 17% in the second test - i.e just enough to get an average of 40% overall (assuming both elements have equal weight) ...you can hardly really say you 'passed 'the course...as you will have DISMALLY failed a full half of the coursework!
out of 200 which is the score for both put together you have currently got 63 that you know of which is 31.5% so in the next assignment you will need to get only 17 marks out of 100 if I am understanding the question properly, hope this helps.How to calculate overall percentage for assignment?
Your current percent is 63/200 = 31.5% (0.315) so you have not passed yet.
To calculate what you need to pass solve: (63 + x)/200 %26gt;= 0.4
where x is your mark for the second assignment.
So if you get x %26gt;= 17 then you will have passed.
well if your first module was a 63/100 then you have at this point, a 63% overall. Assuming your next one is worth another 100 points, you would only need to score a 17 or higher to get a 40% (Being that 80/200 is 40 %)How to calculate overall percentage for assignment?
40% is passing? Wow.
your current percentage for the total assignment is 63/2 = 31.5 percent
to get to at least 40%
(63 + x)/2 = 40
63 +x = 80
x = 17 or 17 percent on 2nd assignment.
63/100*100%=63%
You are nearly passing the module.
40/100=80/200
80/200-63/200=17/200
Don't worry, you will only need 17 points more. (Never mind, I believe you will make it through).
Your percentage rate is 63/200=31.5%.
63/100 = 63%
if you get 0 for the second exam
(63 + 0)/(100+100) * 100/1 = 31.5%
40 = (63 + x)/(100+100) *100/1
63 + x = 40 * 200 / 100
x = 80 - 63
=17
What are the weightings of each of the assignments?
the total mark for each assignment is 100.
for the first assignment i got 63 out 100
the second assignment is not out yet.
i need overall mark of 40% to pass the module.
how do i work, what is my percentage rate so far%26gt; and
how do i work, how much more percentage do i need to pass the module?
or have i passed the module?
thanks.How to calculate overall percentage for assignment?
Well it also depends on whether or not (besides a 40% overall) you actually need to pass the individual components of the courseworkl (which would make sense in any decent course worth any real educatioinal value)...In which case you'd need at least 40% off the second submission...and going by the first you ought to achieve this...
But you should not look at trying to achieve a qualification or a course component as "what's the least I can get and pass" - this is a crummy attitude to studying and is the reason we have so mediocre, half-hearted, disatisfied workers in the UK!
Aim for the BEST you can do - NOT the LEAST you can do!
I HOPE that your course does require a pass level in each component - otherwise it's as good as rubbish...be fair...if you ONLY got 17% in the second test - i.e just enough to get an average of 40% overall (assuming both elements have equal weight) ...you can hardly really say you 'passed 'the course...as you will have DISMALLY failed a full half of the coursework!
out of 200 which is the score for both put together you have currently got 63 that you know of which is 31.5% so in the next assignment you will need to get only 17 marks out of 100 if I am understanding the question properly, hope this helps.How to calculate overall percentage for assignment?
Your current percent is 63/200 = 31.5% (0.315) so you have not passed yet.
To calculate what you need to pass solve: (63 + x)/200 %26gt;= 0.4
where x is your mark for the second assignment.
So if you get x %26gt;= 17 then you will have passed.
well if your first module was a 63/100 then you have at this point, a 63% overall. Assuming your next one is worth another 100 points, you would only need to score a 17 or higher to get a 40% (Being that 80/200 is 40 %)How to calculate overall percentage for assignment?
40% is passing? Wow.
your current percentage for the total assignment is 63/2 = 31.5 percent
to get to at least 40%
(63 + x)/2 = 40
63 +x = 80
x = 17 or 17 percent on 2nd assignment.
63/100*100%=63%
You are nearly passing the module.
40/100=80/200
80/200-63/200=17/200
Don't worry, you will only need 17 points more. (Never mind, I believe you will make it through).
Your percentage rate is 63/200=31.5%.
63/100 = 63%
if you get 0 for the second exam
(63 + 0)/(100+100) * 100/1 = 31.5%
40 = (63 + x)/(100+100) *100/1
63 + x = 40 * 200 / 100
x = 80 - 63
=17
What are the weightings of each of the assignments?
How do i calculate what percentage i need in my exams for a 2.1 if my coursework is worth 25% and my exam 75%?
I have 60% for my course work which is worth 25% of the total mark.
The exam is for 75% of the total mark, what do i need to get for an overall 2.1 (60%)How do i calculate what percentage i need in my exams for a 2.1 if my coursework is worth 25% and my exam 75%?
60%
I hope you are not studying mathematics!muffler watch harry potter and the deathly hallows part 1
The exam is for 75% of the total mark, what do i need to get for an overall 2.1 (60%)How do i calculate what percentage i need in my exams for a 2.1 if my coursework is worth 25% and my exam 75%?
60%
I hope you are not studying mathematics!
How do i calculate the percentage of my average daily calories?
if my average calorie intake is 1154.6, and my carbohydrate intake on average is 139grams=556 caloriesHow do i calculate the percentage of my average daily calories?
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/calorie鈥?/a>How do i calculate the percentage of my average daily calories?
I recommend using a free online calorie counter. I use www.fitday.com You can enter in the foods you eat and/or exersise/activities you do, and it will give you all kinds of graphs and percentages of your calories, carbs, fats, vitamins %26amp; minerals. etc. It's a Great Site!
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/calorie鈥?/a>How do i calculate the percentage of my average daily calories?
I recommend using a free online calorie counter. I use www.fitday.com You can enter in the foods you eat and/or exersise/activities you do, and it will give you all kinds of graphs and percentages of your calories, carbs, fats, vitamins %26amp; minerals. etc. It's a Great Site!
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
How do you calculate the percentage clay in a soil sample?
this is the information i have:
Mass of soil analyzed: 50 g
40 second hydrometer reading: 32 g/L
2 hour hydrometer reading: 5 g/L
Temperature of solution: 68 degrees F
Hydrometer calibration Temp.: 68 degrees FHow do you calculate the percentage clay in a soil sample?
Three ways to find your solution can be found at
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/H鈥?/a>
Mass of soil analyzed: 50 g
40 second hydrometer reading: 32 g/L
2 hour hydrometer reading: 5 g/L
Temperature of solution: 68 degrees F
Hydrometer calibration Temp.: 68 degrees FHow do you calculate the percentage clay in a soil sample?
Three ways to find your solution can be found at
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/H鈥?/a>
From Total Amount Calculate Percentage of A % to Get B% & C%?
How to calculate the percentage for A + B + C from the Total Amount if we have
Eg Basic Salary ?
Housing 25 % of Basic Salary
Transportation 10 % of Basic Salary
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TTOTAL 25,000
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1. Need Detail Formula how to get Basic Salary Amount
2. 25 % of Housing from Basic Salary
3. 10 % of Transportation from Basic SalaryFrom Total Amount Calculate Percentage of A % to Get B% %26amp; C%?
Let Basic salary=a
Housing=25% of Basic salary=(25/100)a=0.25a
Transportation=10% of Basic salary = 0.1a
Basic salary+housing+transportation=25000
i.e a+0.25a+0.1a=25000
1.35a=25000
a=25000/1.35
a=18518.5185
Therefore Basic salary = 18518.5185
Housing = 0.25*18518.5185=4629.62963
Transportation = 0.1*18518.5185=1851.85185
Eg Basic Salary ?
Housing 25 % of Basic Salary
Transportation 10 % of Basic Salary
______________________________
TTOTAL 25,000
______________________________
1. Need Detail Formula how to get Basic Salary Amount
2. 25 % of Housing from Basic Salary
3. 10 % of Transportation from Basic SalaryFrom Total Amount Calculate Percentage of A % to Get B% %26amp; C%?
Let Basic salary=a
Housing=25% of Basic salary=(25/100)a=0.25a
Transportation=10% of Basic salary = 0.1a
Basic salary+housing+transportation=25000
i.e a+0.25a+0.1a=25000
1.35a=25000
a=25000/1.35
a=18518.5185
Therefore Basic salary = 18518.5185
Housing = 0.25*18518.5185=4629.62963
Transportation = 0.1*18518.5185=1851.85185
How to calculate what my grade percentage is?
I have 137 points out of 125. What is my grade percentage? How do I figure it out? Thanks!How to calculate what my grade percentage is?
Divide 125 by 137 and multiply that by 100 to get approximately 91.24%
I hope this helps!How to calculate what my grade percentage is?
125/137 move the decimal to the left two placesHow to calculate what my grade percentage is?
the answer is 108 percent 125/137 =1.08 then times 100
Divide 125 by 137 and multiply that by 100 to get approximately 91.24%
I hope this helps!How to calculate what my grade percentage is?
125/137 move the decimal to the left two placesHow to calculate what my grade percentage is?
the answer is 108 percent 125/137 =1.08 then times 100
What formulas do i use to calculate an increasing percentage in excel?
for example the first number is 3390 i have to make a formula which shows the next 3 years increasing by 7% every year...
am clueless :(What formulas do i use to calculate an increasing percentage in excel?
Assume Year 1 3390 is in cell A1 - Year 2 is to be in B1 put formula in B1 as follows = A1*1.07
Then drag this into cells C1 - D1 for years 3 %26amp; 4
If you wish whole numbers only use formula in B1 as follows =Round(A1*1.07,0) then drag this across
If you wish to use cells other than B1- D1 use copy paste from Year 1 cell
Hope this helpsWhat formulas do i use to calculate an increasing percentage in excel?
3390
=a1 * 1.07
=a2 * 1.07
=a3 * 1.07ashton kutcher cheating art games
am clueless :(What formulas do i use to calculate an increasing percentage in excel?
Assume Year 1 3390 is in cell A1 - Year 2 is to be in B1 put formula in B1 as follows = A1*1.07
Then drag this into cells C1 - D1 for years 3 %26amp; 4
If you wish whole numbers only use formula in B1 as follows =Round(A1*1.07,0) then drag this across
If you wish to use cells other than B1- D1 use copy paste from Year 1 cell
Hope this helpsWhat formulas do i use to calculate an increasing percentage in excel?
3390
=a1 * 1.07
=a2 * 1.07
=a3 * 1.07
How do you calculate on base percentage, and why is it important when putting a team together.?
The full formula is OBP = (Hits + Walks + Hit by Pitch) / (At Bats + Walks + Hit by Pitch + Sacrifice Flies).
The reason it is important is for lineup purposes. You may have a guy who doesn't have the best batting avg. or even good RBI statistics. But, generally, players that have good OBP are good base-runners, sometimes have the ability to steal, and basically help to get runners in scoring position. Therefore, you can put someone in the lineup behind them who is well at either getting the ball in play safely, power to create a sacrifice run, or even get a hit and drive in RBI's.How do you calculate on base percentage, and why is it important when putting a team together.?
Since the first part of your question has already been answered, I won't bother. However, I don't believe that OBP is a big factor in putting a team together at all. I'm much more concerned with slugging, defense, and base running ability.How do you calculate on base percentage, and why is it important when putting a team together.?
In baseball statistics, on-base percentage (OBP) is a measure of how often a batter reaches base for any reason other than a fielding error, fielder's choice, fielder's obstruction, or catcher's interference.
Also, OBP is added to slugging average to determine on-base plus slugging (OPS). It first became an official MLB statistic in 1984.
On base percentage is calculated using this formula
OBP = H+BB+HBP divided by AB+BB+HBP+SF
where * H = Hits
* BB = Bases on Balls (aka Walks)
* HBP = times Hit By a Pitch
* AB = At bats
* SF = Sacrifice Flies
The importance of having a leadoff hitter, as well as other hitters with a high OBP is obvious --- to score more runs.How do you calculate on base percentage, and why is it important when putting a team together.?
OBP is a simple measure of success at the plate. Outs make the team less likely to score runs. Anything that isn't an out makes the team more likely to score runs. The higher a player's OBP, they more likely they are to not make an out and therefore contribute to their team scoring runs. OBP is the single most important statistic that most baseball fans are willing and able to consider/calculate.
because you need players to get on base so you can bat them in (RBI)
The reason it is important is for lineup purposes. You may have a guy who doesn't have the best batting avg. or even good RBI statistics. But, generally, players that have good OBP are good base-runners, sometimes have the ability to steal, and basically help to get runners in scoring position. Therefore, you can put someone in the lineup behind them who is well at either getting the ball in play safely, power to create a sacrifice run, or even get a hit and drive in RBI's.How do you calculate on base percentage, and why is it important when putting a team together.?
Since the first part of your question has already been answered, I won't bother. However, I don't believe that OBP is a big factor in putting a team together at all. I'm much more concerned with slugging, defense, and base running ability.How do you calculate on base percentage, and why is it important when putting a team together.?
In baseball statistics, on-base percentage (OBP) is a measure of how often a batter reaches base for any reason other than a fielding error, fielder's choice, fielder's obstruction, or catcher's interference.
Also, OBP is added to slugging average to determine on-base plus slugging (OPS). It first became an official MLB statistic in 1984.
On base percentage is calculated using this formula
OBP = H+BB+HBP divided by AB+BB+HBP+SF
where * H = Hits
* BB = Bases on Balls (aka Walks)
* HBP = times Hit By a Pitch
* AB = At bats
* SF = Sacrifice Flies
The importance of having a leadoff hitter, as well as other hitters with a high OBP is obvious --- to score more runs.How do you calculate on base percentage, and why is it important when putting a team together.?
OBP is a simple measure of success at the plate. Outs make the team less likely to score runs. Anything that isn't an out makes the team more likely to score runs. The higher a player's OBP, they more likely they are to not make an out and therefore contribute to their team scoring runs. OBP is the single most important statistic that most baseball fans are willing and able to consider/calculate.
because you need players to get on base so you can bat them in (RBI)
How do you calculate the theoretical percentage of water in hydrated crystals?
Assuming that the correct formula is:
MgSO4 . 7H2OHow do you calculate the theoretical percentage of water in hydrated crystals?
atomic weight of water
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atomic weight entire compound
x 100 = % water
MgSO4 . 7H2OHow do you calculate the theoretical percentage of water in hydrated crystals?
atomic weight of water
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atomic weight entire compound
x 100 = % water
How do you calculate theoretic yields and percentage yields?
Our chemistry teacher tried to teach us theoretic yields and percentage yields today, but it let me completely confused.
Could you please try to explain them to me?
So what would be the theoretic yield of calcium oxide from heating 25g of calcium carbonate?
And what would the percentage yield of 45.6g of copper sulfate crystals from a solution made my neutralizing 19.6g sulfuric acid with excess copper oxide?
Thanks, CazzieHow do you calculate theoretic yields and percentage yields?
theoretic is calculated base on stoicheiometry from the reaction equation and it is always 100%
Percentage is calculated base upon experimental data.How do you calculate theoretic yields and percentage yields?
I have no idea...sorry...but here is a great website from an MIT guy who explains in details tons of things about Chemistry, among other things through youtube videos...
http://www.khanacademy.org/
Could you please try to explain them to me?
So what would be the theoretic yield of calcium oxide from heating 25g of calcium carbonate?
And what would the percentage yield of 45.6g of copper sulfate crystals from a solution made my neutralizing 19.6g sulfuric acid with excess copper oxide?
Thanks, CazzieHow do you calculate theoretic yields and percentage yields?
theoretic is calculated base on stoicheiometry from the reaction equation and it is always 100%
Percentage is calculated base upon experimental data.How do you calculate theoretic yields and percentage yields?
I have no idea...sorry...but here is a great website from an MIT guy who explains in details tons of things about Chemistry, among other things through youtube videos...
http://www.khanacademy.org/
In EXCEL i want to Use Checkbox to Calculate Percentage?
if checkbox is check then calculate 2%tax if uncheck then Calculate 4% tax Can you Pls.. Help me for this.
Thanks a lot in Advance.
Best of LuckIn EXCEL i want to Use Checkbox to Calculate Percentage?
Insert a checkbox onto your Sheet from the Control Toolbox. Make sure the Design tool is switched on, then double click the checkbox. This will create the subroutine in VBA for the sheet. Modify the Sub to ReCalculate when the box is clicked
Private Sub CheckBox1_Change()
Application.CalculateFullRebuild
End Sub
Then write a Macro Function to check the value of the checkbox and return the calculation
Public Function GetTax(ByVal CellValue As Double) As Double
Const TaxRate = 4.0
Dim Calculation As Double
If Sheets("Sheet1").CheckBox1.Value = False Then
Calculation = 0
Else
Calculation = CellValue / TaxRate
End If
GetTax = Calculation
End Sub
A1 = CheckBox1
B1 = Value
C1 = Tax Calculation
In the cell where you want the calculation to to put the formula, in this example C1
=GetTax($B1)In EXCEL i want to Use Checkbox to Calculate Percentage?
You don't macros to do such simple things!!!
You can use one of the Forms controls that is called "CheckBox"
BAsed on your Excel version do this:
In Excel 2003 or earlier:
- View %26gt; Toolbars %26gt; Form toolbar
- Draw a checkbox
In Excel2007:
- Office logo %26gt; Excel Options %26gt; Popular %26gt; Show Developer toolbar
- Developer bar %26gt; Insert %26gt; Form %26gt; Checkbox
- Draw it
In both after you draw the checkbox:
- Right click %26gt; Format Control %26gt; Cell link
- Select cell, make it C2
- Ok
- In C3 paste this
=IF( C1, 0.02, 0.04)
- Now cell C3 will give you the tax % based on the checkbox, so all you need to paste any cell
=A1*C3
Assuming A1 has the number you want to multiply by tax%
VBAXLMan is here to feed your Excel needs
----------------------- Edit ---------------------
I am sorry, the function in C3 should be
=IF( C2, 0.02, 0.04)
Instead of
=IF( C1, 0.02, 0.04)
I am very sorry about this
----------------------- Edit ---------------------
Thanks a lot in Advance.
Best of LuckIn EXCEL i want to Use Checkbox to Calculate Percentage?
Insert a checkbox onto your Sheet from the Control Toolbox. Make sure the Design tool is switched on, then double click the checkbox. This will create the subroutine in VBA for the sheet. Modify the Sub to ReCalculate when the box is clicked
Private Sub CheckBox1_Change()
Application.CalculateFullRebuild
End Sub
Then write a Macro Function to check the value of the checkbox and return the calculation
Public Function GetTax(ByVal CellValue As Double) As Double
Const TaxRate = 4.0
Dim Calculation As Double
If Sheets("Sheet1").CheckBox1.Value = False Then
Calculation = 0
Else
Calculation = CellValue / TaxRate
End If
GetTax = Calculation
End Sub
A1 = CheckBox1
B1 = Value
C1 = Tax Calculation
In the cell where you want the calculation to to put the formula, in this example C1
=GetTax($B1)In EXCEL i want to Use Checkbox to Calculate Percentage?
You don't macros to do such simple things!!!
You can use one of the Forms controls that is called "CheckBox"
BAsed on your Excel version do this:
In Excel 2003 or earlier:
- View %26gt; Toolbars %26gt; Form toolbar
- Draw a checkbox
In Excel2007:
- Office logo %26gt; Excel Options %26gt; Popular %26gt; Show Developer toolbar
- Developer bar %26gt; Insert %26gt; Form %26gt; Checkbox
- Draw it
In both after you draw the checkbox:
- Right click %26gt; Format Control %26gt; Cell link
- Select cell, make it C2
- Ok
- In C3 paste this
=IF( C1, 0.02, 0.04)
- Now cell C3 will give you the tax % based on the checkbox, so all you need to paste any cell
=A1*C3
Assuming A1 has the number you want to multiply by tax%
VBAXLMan is here to feed your Excel needs
----------------------- Edit ---------------------
I am sorry, the function in C3 should be
=IF( C2, 0.02, 0.04)
Instead of
=IF( C1, 0.02, 0.04)
I am very sorry about this
----------------------- Edit ---------------------
How to calculate scintifically what percentage of our income should be spent on food rent medical expenses?
I mean how salaries are fixed? and how much a person should save out of his earnings after everyday expenses
How to calculate scintifically what percentage of our income should be spent on food rent medical expenses?
generally banks while sanctioning loans for housing, they adopt maximum of 55% of the total monthly income as repaying capacity for monthly repayment. (EMI)
so it is understood that in your income 45% can be allocated scientifically for meeting on food rent medical expenses according to banks.
long back i heared that if there is any misappropriation of funds by govt employees and after enquiry if the same is to be recovered from his salary, govt fixed norms to recover maximum 65% of the total salary only and remaining 35% need to be paid by cash to him to cover his monthly expenses.
from this it is understood that in your income 35% need to be allocated scientifically for meeting food rent medical expenses according to GovtHow to calculate scintifically what percentage of our income should be spent on food rent medical expenses?
salary 8000 to 10000 saving should to 20%
10000 to 20000 30%
20000 to 45000 30%
more than 45000 45%
it is the same calculation banks do it for calculating your eligibility for paying EMIhelly hansen eragon book 4 release date
How to calculate scintifically what percentage of our income should be spent on food rent medical expenses?
generally banks while sanctioning loans for housing, they adopt maximum of 55% of the total monthly income as repaying capacity for monthly repayment. (EMI)
so it is understood that in your income 45% can be allocated scientifically for meeting on food rent medical expenses according to banks.
long back i heared that if there is any misappropriation of funds by govt employees and after enquiry if the same is to be recovered from his salary, govt fixed norms to recover maximum 65% of the total salary only and remaining 35% need to be paid by cash to him to cover his monthly expenses.
from this it is understood that in your income 35% need to be allocated scientifically for meeting food rent medical expenses according to GovtHow to calculate scintifically what percentage of our income should be spent on food rent medical expenses?
salary 8000 to 10000 saving should to 20%
10000 to 20000 30%
20000 to 45000 30%
more than 45000 45%
it is the same calculation banks do it for calculating your eligibility for paying EMI
How do I calculate my SAT score into a percentage?
if i scored 1400 on the SATs, what does that convert to percentage wise?? for example, does it calculate to an 80% or what? or....can i not calculate it into a percent?? HELP!How do I calculate my SAT score into a percentage?
the original answer below is wrong because the scale is 600-2400.
You would take your answer minus 600, and then divide by 1800 (the total amount of points one can earn - in reality).
1400-600=800
800/1800=.4444444
44.44%
Really this percentage has no bearing. Check college boards website and under your SAT scores section it should tell you a percentage of students who did better and worse than you did.How do I calculate my SAT score into a percentage?
Let's say the score is out of 2400. And that your score is 2300. You would do:
(2300/2400) = (x/100)
You would solve this with cross multiplication. Your score in percentage would be 95.83%.How do I calculate my SAT score into a percentage?
well it's a total of 2400
so divide that by 2400
and you get 58.3 percent
which is okay but you can do better by retaking the test :)
good luck!
the original answer below is wrong because the scale is 600-2400.
You would take your answer minus 600, and then divide by 1800 (the total amount of points one can earn - in reality).
1400-600=800
800/1800=.4444444
44.44%
Really this percentage has no bearing. Check college boards website and under your SAT scores section it should tell you a percentage of students who did better and worse than you did.How do I calculate my SAT score into a percentage?
Let's say the score is out of 2400. And that your score is 2300. You would do:
(2300/2400) = (x/100)
You would solve this with cross multiplication. Your score in percentage would be 95.83%.How do I calculate my SAT score into a percentage?
well it's a total of 2400
so divide that by 2400
and you get 58.3 percent
which is okay but you can do better by retaking the test :)
good luck!
What is the most accurate way to calculate body fat percentage?
What type of examination would be the most accurate? I'm sure there are several, but I have no idea what the exams obligate? Also, where may I receive one - may I simply go to my doctor? I'd also like to mention I'm in Rhode Island if there are any health pro's. that could do this. I'm of an average weight - about 5'4"/around 138 - 141lbs. Any help is appreciated; I know barely anything about body fats.What is the most accurate way to calculate body fat percentage?
The most accurate way to calculate body fat percentage is by water displacement, but very few places will do that for you--it requires a huge tank of water and a chair lift--you won't find a setup like this in most places.
There are plenty of charts where you can measure your body in different places, but this is a complex method that may or may not be accurate--some people accumulate fat in some places that get measured, but they are not over their body-fat percentage OVERALL--which is more important. (i.e., you might have larger arms--but still not be over your recommended percentage.)
Instead, use the BMI--it's accurate enough and it can tell you how much weight you need to lose by the percentage it reveals.
Here is a link:
http://www.bmi-calculator.net/body-fat-c鈥?/a>What is the most accurate way to calculate body fat percentage?
DEXA Scan (dual energy x ray absorptiometry) is the most accurate method. You can check with your doctor.
The most accurate way to calculate body fat percentage is by water displacement, but very few places will do that for you--it requires a huge tank of water and a chair lift--you won't find a setup like this in most places.
There are plenty of charts where you can measure your body in different places, but this is a complex method that may or may not be accurate--some people accumulate fat in some places that get measured, but they are not over their body-fat percentage OVERALL--which is more important. (i.e., you might have larger arms--but still not be over your recommended percentage.)
Instead, use the BMI--it's accurate enough and it can tell you how much weight you need to lose by the percentage it reveals.
Here is a link:
http://www.bmi-calculator.net/body-fat-c鈥?/a>What is the most accurate way to calculate body fat percentage?
DEXA Scan (dual energy x ray absorptiometry) is the most accurate method. You can check with your doctor.
Calculate the percentage uncertainty?
The diameter of a cylindrical rod is 24.8 卤 0.05mm. Its length is measured at 135 卤 0.5mm.
Calculate the percentage uncertainty in the volume of the cylinder?
Also Calculate the absolute uncertainty in the volume of the cylinder in mm^3?
Please show working out, I just need to know how to work it out.. not the answer - the answer is not important!
Thanks!Calculate the percentage uncertainty?
What you have here is a number of measurements which will be multiplied together (eg. Volume = X x Y x Z ) (of course, in this case, X and Y are both the same - ie. the diameter, because it will be squared in finding the volume).
In these cases, the rule is: The percentage uncertainty in the answer is the SUM of the percentage uncertainties of each of the products.
Or, put another way,
dV/V = dX/X + dY/Y + dZ/Z (where I have used the shorthand dX to mean 'delta X' or uncertainty in X). Note that fractional uncertainties like dX/X are equivalent to percentage uncertainties - I assume that you know how to switch trivially from one to the other.
So... for you... dV/V = 2 x dD/D + dL/L, where D = diameter and L = Length.
Once you have this, dV = dV/V x V (ie. the absolute uncertainty is the fractional uncertainty x the Volume)
I think this should be enough for you to finish the problem.
Calculate the percentage uncertainty in the volume of the cylinder?
Also Calculate the absolute uncertainty in the volume of the cylinder in mm^3?
Please show working out, I just need to know how to work it out.. not the answer - the answer is not important!
Thanks!Calculate the percentage uncertainty?
What you have here is a number of measurements which will be multiplied together (eg. Volume = X x Y x Z ) (of course, in this case, X and Y are both the same - ie. the diameter, because it will be squared in finding the volume).
In these cases, the rule is: The percentage uncertainty in the answer is the SUM of the percentage uncertainties of each of the products.
Or, put another way,
dV/V = dX/X + dY/Y + dZ/Z (where I have used the shorthand dX to mean 'delta X' or uncertainty in X). Note that fractional uncertainties like dX/X are equivalent to percentage uncertainties - I assume that you know how to switch trivially from one to the other.
So... for you... dV/V = 2 x dD/D + dL/L, where D = diameter and L = Length.
Once you have this, dV = dV/V x V (ie. the absolute uncertainty is the fractional uncertainty x the Volume)
I think this should be enough for you to finish the problem.
How do I calculate a percentage?
I'm looking for the method not the answer. if were selling tickets for a venue and the venue capacity is 350 and I have sold 126 tickets, how do I work out a percentage of whats been sold, eg if I had sold 175 tickets I would say its 50% sold.How do I calculate a percentage?
126 tickets sold against 350 capacity.
Percentage sold = (126/350)*100 = 36
Using this way
let 350 tickets be -----%26gt; 100 %
then 126 tickets -----%26gt; ? %
Now use the cross multiplication
==%26gt; ? % = (126 x 100 % ) / 350 = 36 %
Check the answer again cause i didnt use the calculator to calculate ! but thats the way to caluclate!
hope i helped you:DHow do I calculate a percentage?
It's just:
126 divided by 350, then multiply if by 100% to get percentage.
it's always (no. you're trying to find percentage of) divided by (total number), then multiply by 100% (total percentage)
Gd luck! ^^
126 divided by 350 x 100 = 36%
divide venue capacity by the number of tickets sold then multiply by 100 for %How do I calculate a percentage?
If I'm not mistaken you put the number sold out of the total you can so 126 / 350 which is .36, and then move the decimal over to the right twice to get 36%
this is the formula:
tickets sold / total tickets
so,
126/350 = .36
.36 (move two decimal places to the right) = 36%
If you had sold 126 tickets, (126/350)*100 = 36% have been sold
If you had sold 175 tickets, (175/350)*100 = 50% have been sold
[ (number of tickets sold) / (venue capacity) ] * 100%
that's the method...
for example let it be 350 tickets=100%
126 tickets=x
now we make the proportion
350/126=100/x =%26gt; 126*100=350*x =%26gt; x=36% here u are the answer
sold tickets/total amount of tickets is the percentage of sold tickets
126/350
part divided by whole. 126 divided by 350. move the decimal point over two spaces to the right.
(your number / total number) * 100
126 / 350 = 0.36
0.36 * 100 = 36%
(126/350) x100=36%
126 tickets sold against 350 capacity.
Percentage sold = (126/350)*100 = 36
Using this way
let 350 tickets be -----%26gt; 100 %
then 126 tickets -----%26gt; ? %
Now use the cross multiplication
==%26gt; ? % = (126 x 100 % ) / 350 = 36 %
Check the answer again cause i didnt use the calculator to calculate ! but thats the way to caluclate!
hope i helped you:DHow do I calculate a percentage?
It's just:
126 divided by 350, then multiply if by 100% to get percentage.
it's always (no. you're trying to find percentage of) divided by (total number), then multiply by 100% (total percentage)
Gd luck! ^^
126 divided by 350 x 100 = 36%
divide venue capacity by the number of tickets sold then multiply by 100 for %How do I calculate a percentage?
If I'm not mistaken you put the number sold out of the total you can so 126 / 350 which is .36, and then move the decimal over to the right twice to get 36%
this is the formula:
tickets sold / total tickets
so,
126/350 = .36
.36 (move two decimal places to the right) = 36%
If you had sold 126 tickets, (126/350)*100 = 36% have been sold
If you had sold 175 tickets, (175/350)*100 = 50% have been sold
[ (number of tickets sold) / (venue capacity) ] * 100%
that's the method...
for example let it be 350 tickets=100%
126 tickets=x
now we make the proportion
350/126=100/x =%26gt; 126*100=350*x =%26gt; x=36% here u are the answer
sold tickets/total amount of tickets is the percentage of sold tickets
126/350
part divided by whole. 126 divided by 350. move the decimal point over two spaces to the right.
(your number / total number) * 100
126 / 350 = 0.36
0.36 * 100 = 36%
(126/350) x100=36%
How do you calculate the percentage of increase in revenue from one year to the next?
example: In 2004 the company had revenues of $30,838 and in 2005 the company had revenues of $36,464. What is the formula for figuring the percentage of increase?
ThanksHow do you calculate the percentage of increase in revenue from one year to the next?
(2005 Revenue) minus (2004 Revenue)equals (the difference)
NEXT STEP
(difference) divided by (2004 Revenue)
NEXT STEP
convert the decimal answer to percentage
Ask another question if you need help converting decimal to percent.. or if u need the answer
36464 - 30838 divide by 30838 will give you a % increase in the year of 18.2%.How do you calculate the percentage of increase in revenue from one year to the next?
Relatively easy.
30838/36464 = x/100
x= (36464 * 100)/30838
That would give you about a 18% increase.
The increase in income is $ 5626.00. You arrive at the per-centage by dividing the amount of increase by the amount of last years income, or 18.2 per-cent. Now, that i've done your homework for you, you can go out and play.How do you calculate the percentage of increase in revenue from one year to the next?
% increase = [(Amnt of increase)/(Original amnt)] * 100%
where
Amt of increase = New amt - Original amt.
That is,
% increase = [(New amt - Original amt)/Original amt] * 100%
Let's find the percent increase using this formula and your numbers.
% increase
= [($36,464 - $30,838)/$30,838] * 100%
= [$5626/$30,838] * 100%
= [0.18243725274012581879499319021986] * 100%
= 18.243725274012581879499319021986%
= 18.24%
The percent increase in revenue from 2004 to 2005 is approximately 18.24%.spanish translation online captain america shield
ThanksHow do you calculate the percentage of increase in revenue from one year to the next?
(2005 Revenue) minus (2004 Revenue)equals (the difference)
NEXT STEP
(difference) divided by (2004 Revenue)
NEXT STEP
convert the decimal answer to percentage
Ask another question if you need help converting decimal to percent.. or if u need the answer
36464 - 30838 divide by 30838 will give you a % increase in the year of 18.2%.How do you calculate the percentage of increase in revenue from one year to the next?
Relatively easy.
30838/36464 = x/100
x= (36464 * 100)/30838
That would give you about a 18% increase.
The increase in income is $ 5626.00. You arrive at the per-centage by dividing the amount of increase by the amount of last years income, or 18.2 per-cent. Now, that i've done your homework for you, you can go out and play.How do you calculate the percentage of increase in revenue from one year to the next?
% increase = [(Amnt of increase)/(Original amnt)] * 100%
where
Amt of increase = New amt - Original amt.
That is,
% increase = [(New amt - Original amt)/Original amt] * 100%
Let's find the percent increase using this formula and your numbers.
% increase
= [($36,464 - $30,838)/$30,838] * 100%
= [$5626/$30,838] * 100%
= [0.18243725274012581879499319021986] * 100%
= 18.243725274012581879499319021986%
= 18.24%
The percent increase in revenue from 2004 to 2005 is approximately 18.24%.
How do you calculate an original price from a discounted price and a percentage rate?
For example: Say I know I get 30% off on a product and the discounted price is $20.65. Simply multiplying $20.65 by 30% (which equals $26.85) doesn't calculate the correct original price (which is $29.50), because it's a percentage of the discounted price, not the original price. So what's the formula for calculating this correctly to determine the original price?How do you calculate an original price from a discounted price and a percentage rate?
The current price is 70% of total, (100% - 30%). The way i've always done it is divide the current price by the current percentage, (20.65 / .70).How do you calculate an original price from a discounted price and a percentage rate?
SIMPLE, you know your total that is 29.50 that is = to 100%
so you have a discount of 30% but you want to now how much it is so;
29.50 =100%
x = 70%
29.50 ( 70 ) = 100 (x)
2065 /100 = x
x = 20.65
The current price is 70% of total, (100% - 30%). The way i've always done it is divide the current price by the current percentage, (20.65 / .70).How do you calculate an original price from a discounted price and a percentage rate?
SIMPLE, you know your total that is 29.50 that is = to 100%
so you have a discount of 30% but you want to now how much it is so;
29.50 =100%
x = 70%
29.50 ( 70 ) = 100 (x)
2065 /100 = x
x = 20.65
How do i calculate in percentage for cost?
sorry but im a bit dumb when it comes to doing maths at clothes stores when they have sales on, how do i calculate the price of an item when its on sale to know the exact price when its not on the tag?
for e.g how much is an item that cost say 7.99 when its on 20% off...how can i easily calculate on a mobile phone etc when im purchasing the item.
thank you!!How do i calculate in percentage for cost?
Multiply 7.99 by 0.8
(0.8 as that will give you the value when it is at 80% of its original price)
20% off means you pay 80% for the item, so on your mobile phone the price would be 7.99x0.8 (0.8 is the decimal version of 80%).
Alternatively, 100/20 is 5, so you take off 1/5 of the price. You can work this out in your head.
Another good tip is to ignore the .99 price and take the price as 拢8. That way dividing by 5 becomes easier, and you can take 1p off when you have an answer.
For 25% off, that's half and half again taken off, so for 拢8, half is 拢4, half again is 拢2, so you pay 拢6.
Failing that, the sales staff should be used to calculating the discounts so you can always ask. I used to sell jewellery and got questions about the discounts all the time, which was fine.How do i calculate in percentage for cost?
If it says 20% of marked price (say 7.99)
What you do is:
OrigPrice* (100-DiscontPercentage)/100
7.99 * (100-20)/100 = 6.39
You could do it in one step if you know how to use your mobile's calculator.
Or in 3 steps:
1) Subtract Percantage Off from 100 (in this case; 100-20 = 80)
2) Divide result by 100 (in this case; 80/100 = 0.8)
3) Multiply the result with price (in this case; 7.99*0.8=6.39)
just type the amount of the price....eg...$50...just simply multiply it by .60 if you want ot get the 60 percent...just put a point before the discount percent..
$50x .10(less 10%)
$50 x . 20( less 20 %)
and up to . 100 for less 100%How do i calculate in percentage for cost?
You would take the price (7.99) and divide it by 100. Then, multiply that by (100-%) to get the price. Hope this helps, and hope you find those bargains!
easiest way with mobile phone is
7.99 divided by 1.20 = answer
best and the right way !!
20% off = 80% to pay, 80% = .8 (1 = 100%)
-20% x7.99 =
80% x 7.99 =
.8 x 7.99
it will work out at 1.58
10% of 7.99 = 079p so x that by 2 = 1.58
total amount spent \ total amount there is
7.99 divided by 100 times 80
type in 7.99 x 20% -
x
for e.g how much is an item that cost say 7.99 when its on 20% off...how can i easily calculate on a mobile phone etc when im purchasing the item.
thank you!!How do i calculate in percentage for cost?
Multiply 7.99 by 0.8
(0.8 as that will give you the value when it is at 80% of its original price)
20% off means you pay 80% for the item, so on your mobile phone the price would be 7.99x0.8 (0.8 is the decimal version of 80%).
Alternatively, 100/20 is 5, so you take off 1/5 of the price. You can work this out in your head.
Another good tip is to ignore the .99 price and take the price as 拢8. That way dividing by 5 becomes easier, and you can take 1p off when you have an answer.
For 25% off, that's half and half again taken off, so for 拢8, half is 拢4, half again is 拢2, so you pay 拢6.
Failing that, the sales staff should be used to calculating the discounts so you can always ask. I used to sell jewellery and got questions about the discounts all the time, which was fine.How do i calculate in percentage for cost?
If it says 20% of marked price (say 7.99)
What you do is:
OrigPrice* (100-DiscontPercentage)/100
7.99 * (100-20)/100 = 6.39
You could do it in one step if you know how to use your mobile's calculator.
Or in 3 steps:
1) Subtract Percantage Off from 100 (in this case; 100-20 = 80)
2) Divide result by 100 (in this case; 80/100 = 0.8)
3) Multiply the result with price (in this case; 7.99*0.8=6.39)
just type the amount of the price....eg...$50...just simply multiply it by .60 if you want ot get the 60 percent...just put a point before the discount percent..
$50x .10(less 10%)
$50 x . 20( less 20 %)
and up to . 100 for less 100%How do i calculate in percentage for cost?
You would take the price (7.99) and divide it by 100. Then, multiply that by (100-%) to get the price. Hope this helps, and hope you find those bargains!
easiest way with mobile phone is
7.99 divided by 1.20 = answer
best and the right way !!
20% off = 80% to pay, 80% = .8 (1 = 100%)
-20% x7.99 =
80% x 7.99 =
.8 x 7.99
it will work out at 1.58
10% of 7.99 = 079p so x that by 2 = 1.58
total amount spent \ total amount there is
7.99 divided by 100 times 80
type in 7.99 x 20% -
x
How to calculate the percentage of the sample in grouped data?
age group
[0,10) Frequency 9
[10,25) Frequency 27
[25,65] Frequency 54
n=90
What percentage of the sample falls [15,35)?How to calculate the percentage of the sample in grouped data?
Percentage can be calculated by frequency divided by total.
(0, 10); 9 / 90 = 10%
(10, 25); 27 / 90 = 30%
(25, 65); 54 / 90 = 60%
[0,10) Frequency 9
[10,25) Frequency 27
[25,65] Frequency 54
n=90
What percentage of the sample falls [15,35)?How to calculate the percentage of the sample in grouped data?
Percentage can be calculated by frequency divided by total.
(0, 10); 9 / 90 = 10%
(10, 25); 27 / 90 = 30%
(25, 65); 54 / 90 = 60%
How do you calculate percentage of weight loss (or gain)?
Like they've done on The Biggest Loser.How do you calculate percentage of weight loss (or gain)?
Take the original weight (OW)
Put the OW under the new weight (NW)
Divide for the percentage, find the difference from your new percentage and 100%
EX. OW = 120 NW = 100 100/120 = 83.3炉% ... you lost 16.6炉%
EX. OW = 100 NW = 120 120/100 = 120.0 % ... you gained 20%How do you calculate percentage of weight loss (or gain)?
Divide your weight by the loss or gain and this will give you a percentage.
Take the original weight (OW)
Put the OW under the new weight (NW)
Divide for the percentage, find the difference from your new percentage and 100%
EX. OW = 120 NW = 100 100/120 = 83.3炉% ... you lost 16.6炉%
EX. OW = 100 NW = 120 120/100 = 120.0 % ... you gained 20%How do you calculate percentage of weight loss (or gain)?
Divide your weight by the loss or gain and this will give you a percentage.
Why doesn't the c program calculate the percentage correctly even if i use a pair of parentheses into it?
Here is the expression, per=5000*40/100
Can someone please explain how C evaluates an expression having same precedence.Why doesn't the c program calculate the percentage correctly even if i use a pair of parentheses into it?
What? Which answer do you expect? 5000*40/100 gives 2000 in both C and on my calculator and in my head.
Is per defined as a float or a double? Have you tried 5000*40/(float)100 ?Why doesn't the c program calculate the percentage correctly even if i use a pair of parentheses into it?
if the numbers are integers, C will do integer division and multiplication.
according to math rules, multiplication and division have precedence over addition and subtraction.
if they are all multiplies and divides, they are evaluated left to right.
5000*40 will be the first evaluation, which evaluates to 200000
200000/100 will be the next evaluation, which is 2000
if you had more interesting numbers which don't divide evenly, like this:
0/3=0 0%3=0
1/3=0 1%3=1
2/3=0 2%3=2
3/3=1 3%3=0
4/3=1 4%3=1
5/3=1 5%3=2
6/3=2 6%3=0
7/3=2 7%3=1
8/3=2 8%3=2
that's integer division.
if you want to force floating point division, simply append .0 to one of the numbers. for instance,
double num=8.0/3; //2.666666667;
I have no context/meaning for the numbers, so I cannot help you with the percentage calculation.Why doesn't the c program calculate the percentage correctly even if i use a pair of parentheses into it?
Hi,
The expression per=5000*40/100 evaluates to per = 2000.
Did you mean per=5000*100/40 which evaluates to per = 12500?
Hope this helps.car battery nada guides
Can someone please explain how C evaluates an expression having same precedence.Why doesn't the c program calculate the percentage correctly even if i use a pair of parentheses into it?
What? Which answer do you expect? 5000*40/100 gives 2000 in both C and on my calculator and in my head.
Is per defined as a float or a double? Have you tried 5000*40/(float)100 ?Why doesn't the c program calculate the percentage correctly even if i use a pair of parentheses into it?
if the numbers are integers, C will do integer division and multiplication.
according to math rules, multiplication and division have precedence over addition and subtraction.
if they are all multiplies and divides, they are evaluated left to right.
5000*40 will be the first evaluation, which evaluates to 200000
200000/100 will be the next evaluation, which is 2000
if you had more interesting numbers which don't divide evenly, like this:
0/3=0 0%3=0
1/3=0 1%3=1
2/3=0 2%3=2
3/3=1 3%3=0
4/3=1 4%3=1
5/3=1 5%3=2
6/3=2 6%3=0
7/3=2 7%3=1
8/3=2 8%3=2
that's integer division.
if you want to force floating point division, simply append .0 to one of the numbers. for instance,
double num=8.0/3; //2.666666667;
I have no context/meaning for the numbers, so I cannot help you with the percentage calculation.Why doesn't the c program calculate the percentage correctly even if i use a pair of parentheses into it?
Hi,
The expression per=5000*40/100 evaluates to per = 2000.
Did you mean per=5000*100/40 which evaluates to per = 12500?
Hope this helps.
How to calculate the overall percentage in ICSE?
In Kolkata we take best of five ( I don't know if english is compulsory)... But my friends from Delhi, Mumbai and Hyderabad have confirmed that they just calculate in the normal way by adding all the marks... So I am a lil confused and seek your help..How to calculate the overall percentage in ICSE?
do the number times the percent then press the percent button
e.g to work out 20% of 100(on the calculator) 100 times 20 Then press percent
do the number times the percent then press the percent button
e.g to work out 20% of 100(on the calculator) 100 times 20 Then press percent
How do you calculate the percentage of an ore?
for example. if you are given that a lead concentrate contains a percentage of PbS (you are given the percentage in the question but i don't want to know the answer!) how would you work out the percemtage of Pb in the conventrate?
whats the formula?
thanksHow do you calculate the percentage of an ore?
Molar Mass (Pb)
------------------------ x 100% = Answer
Molar Mass (PbS)How do you calculate the percentage of an ore?
Chemists use the concept of the "mole" to calculate mass. A mole is a number like "PI", but chemists never use the actual number. Instead, they rely on the fact this many atoms of any element has a characteristic weight. Lead is 207 grams per mole and Sulfur is 32 grams per mole. Therefore 1 mole of Lead sulfide is 207 + 32 = 239 grams per mole. The percentage of either Lead or Sulfur is just the atomic weight divided by the molecular weight. For Pb, it would be 207/239, or 86.6% Lead. The Sulfur is just the remainder, 100% - 86.6% is 13.2 % Sulfur. This works because there is just one other atom in the formula. When calculating the percentages of things like H2O, take twice the atomic weight of H because there are two of them in the molecule. If the ore contains just a fraction of PbS, multiply this fraction by the percent of either Pb or S. If the ore was 12% PbS, then the amount of Lead would be 12% times 86.6%, or 0.12 times 0.86 = 10 percent Lead.
whats the formula?
thanksHow do you calculate the percentage of an ore?
Molar Mass (Pb)
------------------------ x 100% = Answer
Molar Mass (PbS)How do you calculate the percentage of an ore?
Chemists use the concept of the "mole" to calculate mass. A mole is a number like "PI", but chemists never use the actual number. Instead, they rely on the fact this many atoms of any element has a characteristic weight. Lead is 207 grams per mole and Sulfur is 32 grams per mole. Therefore 1 mole of Lead sulfide is 207 + 32 = 239 grams per mole. The percentage of either Lead or Sulfur is just the atomic weight divided by the molecular weight. For Pb, it would be 207/239, or 86.6% Lead. The Sulfur is just the remainder, 100% - 86.6% is 13.2 % Sulfur. This works because there is just one other atom in the formula. When calculating the percentages of things like H2O, take twice the atomic weight of H because there are two of them in the molecule. If the ore contains just a fraction of PbS, multiply this fraction by the percent of either Pb or S. If the ore was 12% PbS, then the amount of Lead would be 12% times 86.6%, or 0.12 times 0.86 = 10 percent Lead.
How to calculate body fat percentage?
When I was being measured for body fat. They weighed me, took my height, pinched various parts of my body, and clamped it to show numbers. My total was 33, but I was just wondering is that the percentage or just a number.How to calculate body fat percentage?
there is some formula with your height and weight
there is some formula with your height and weight
Calculate the percentage of dextrose when 45 grams are added to 500 ml of sterile of water?
I'm assuming we're calculating weight per volume (w/v)?
If so, then a 1% solution is defined to be 1 g/100 mL. So, just divide 45 g by 500 mL to get the %.
45g / 500 mL = 9% solution
If so, then a 1% solution is defined to be 1 g/100 mL. So, just divide 45 g by 500 mL to get the %.
45g / 500 mL = 9% solution
Can you help me calculate this percentage?
If my total monthly income is $922.22 what percentage of my income is spent on housing and hydro?
Rent = $750.00
Hydro = $25.00
I suck at percentiles and need to figure this out for tax purposes.
ThanksCan you help me calculate this percentage?
take your total income: 922.22
Ren+hydro: 775.00
percentage : 922.22/775.00==1.18996129
So you paid 89.98% for Rent+hydroeragon book 4 release date google translations
Rent = $750.00
Hydro = $25.00
I suck at percentiles and need to figure this out for tax purposes.
ThanksCan you help me calculate this percentage?
take your total income: 922.22
Ren+hydro: 775.00
percentage : 922.22/775.00==1.18996129
So you paid 89.98% for Rent+hydro
Calculate the mole percentage of N2O5 that will be decomposed at equilibrium.?
Calculate the mole percentage of N2O5 that will be decomposed at equilibrium if the volume is increased by a factor of 0.53.
Consider the decomposition equilibrium for dinitrogen pentaoxide.
2 N2O5(g) 4 NO2(g) + O2(g)
At a certain temperature and a total pressure of 1.00 atm, the N2O5 if 0.53% decomposed (by moles) at equilibrium.Calculate the mole percentage of N2O5 that will be decomposed at equilibrium.?
Assume ideal gas:
p路V = N路R路T
For constant pressure and temperature the volume is proportional to the total amount of substance
V = (R路T/p) 路 N = constant 路 N
Initially we had pure dinitrogen pentoxide let say N鈧€
Let x be the amount of N鈧侽鈧?which had reacted away in equilibrium. From reaction equation you find that per moles N鈧侽鈧? 4/2=2 moles of NO鈧? and 1/2 moles of O鈧?are formed. Hence the amount of substance of the components in equilibrium is:
N(N鈧侽鈧? = N鈧€ - x
N(NO鈧? = 2x
N(O鈧? = (1/2)路x
The total amount of substance in equilibrium is
N_e = N(N鈧侽鈧? + N(NO鈧? + N(O鈧? = N鈧€ + (3/2)路x
We know that the volume in equilibrium has increased by 53%
V_e/V鈧€ = 1.53
because volume and amount of substance are proportional
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(N鈧€ + (3/2)路x) / N鈧€ = 1.53
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1 + (3/2)路(x/N鈧€) = 1.53
Hence the fraction of dinitrogen pentoxide which had reacted away is
(x/N鈧€) = (2/3)路0.53 = 35.3%
Consider the decomposition equilibrium for dinitrogen pentaoxide.
2 N2O5(g) 4 NO2(g) + O2(g)
At a certain temperature and a total pressure of 1.00 atm, the N2O5 if 0.53% decomposed (by moles) at equilibrium.Calculate the mole percentage of N2O5 that will be decomposed at equilibrium.?
Assume ideal gas:
p路V = N路R路T
For constant pressure and temperature the volume is proportional to the total amount of substance
V = (R路T/p) 路 N = constant 路 N
Initially we had pure dinitrogen pentoxide let say N鈧€
Let x be the amount of N鈧侽鈧?which had reacted away in equilibrium. From reaction equation you find that per moles N鈧侽鈧? 4/2=2 moles of NO鈧? and 1/2 moles of O鈧?are formed. Hence the amount of substance of the components in equilibrium is:
N(N鈧侽鈧? = N鈧€ - x
N(NO鈧? = 2x
N(O鈧? = (1/2)路x
The total amount of substance in equilibrium is
N_e = N(N鈧侽鈧? + N(NO鈧? + N(O鈧? = N鈧€ + (3/2)路x
We know that the volume in equilibrium has increased by 53%
V_e/V鈧€ = 1.53
because volume and amount of substance are proportional
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How do i calculate my percentage FROM my GPA?
My school only gave me letter grades and my GPA. I'm looking at a class outline that says my GPA (2.76) is a B- which is between 68-71%... but whats the exact percent?How do i calculate my percentage FROM my GPA?
multiply it by 25. 69%..THATS HORRIBLE! no offence..but don't you want to do something with the rest of your life?
if you actually had a B- it wouldn't be bad but a 69 is a D
multiply it by 25. 69%..THATS HORRIBLE! no offence..but don't you want to do something with the rest of your life?
if you actually had a B- it wouldn't be bad but a 69 is a D
Can Carbon NMR be used to calculate percentage of a certain isomer?
Not really. Integration is not that precise.
How do I calculate how much (percentage) a stock has gone up in price?
for example, a web site said the following stock went up 107%. It was trading at 127.70 and went up to 153.90. How did they determine or calculate a 107% increase?How do I calculate how much (percentage) a stock has gone up in price?
idk, unless they meant from the original issue price. (about 74)
107% increase is more than doubling.
(new price - old price) / old price = 20.5% for your stock increase.How do I calculate how much (percentage) a stock has gone up in price?
Without all the info, it's hard to say. "SumDude" is correct on the calculating. Where they possibly refering to an annualized return? (You know, a 20% increase in 4 months would be a 60% annual return...keeping the math simple.)
idk, unless they meant from the original issue price. (about 74)
107% increase is more than doubling.
(new price - old price) / old price = 20.5% for your stock increase.How do I calculate how much (percentage) a stock has gone up in price?
Without all the info, it's hard to say. "SumDude" is correct on the calculating. Where they possibly refering to an annualized return? (You know, a 20% increase in 4 months would be a 60% annual return...keeping the math simple.)
Calculate the percentage by weight of magnesium in magnesite (MgCO3)?
Magensite, MgCO3, is the principal ore in Australia. This ore can be analysed by reacting it with hydrochloric acid solution.
Calculate the percentage by weight of magnesium in magnesite.
Could you please show working out.
ThanksCalculate the percentage by weight of magnesium in magnesite (MgCO3)?
Greetings,
Molar mass of Mg = 24.305 g/mol
Molar mass of magnesite MgCO3 = 84.314
percentage by weight magnesium in magnesite
= mass Mg/ mass magnesite x 100%
=24.305/84.318 x 100%
= 28.8%
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Calculate the percentage by weight of magnesium in magnesite.
Could you please show working out.
ThanksCalculate the percentage by weight of magnesium in magnesite (MgCO3)?
Greetings,
Molar mass of Mg = 24.305 g/mol
Molar mass of magnesite MgCO3 = 84.314
percentage by weight magnesium in magnesite
= mass Mg/ mass magnesite x 100%
=24.305/84.318 x 100%
= 28.8%
Regards
How to calculate percentage uncertainty of the reading from micrometer screw guage?
The micrometer screw gage can be checked against precision gage blocks for accuracy (perhaps the instrument was abused?). The instrument must be applied with a certain feel to obtain accurate and repeatable readings. The special graduations have a limited accuracy and it is necessary to estimate any reading more refined than the graduations. If the instrument can measure from zero to say one inch, a fixed error would be a larger percent of 0.1 inch than of 1.0 inch. Instrument errors (pressure gages, etc.) are often specified as % f.s. (percent full scale). Taking the average reading of say ten readings (and throwing out any obvious flyers) should provide a more accurate reading than a single reading.How to calculate percentage uncertainty of the reading from micrometer screw guage?
Take multiple readings of the same standard piece multiple times with and compute the mean and standard deviation. Divide the standard deviation by the standard length and multiply by 100 to get the percentage of repeatability error for that micrometer. Also compute the difference between the mean and the standard to see how accurate the micrometer is. The total uncertainty is the square root of the sum of the squares of the accuracy, the repeatability and the error of the standard.How to calculate percentage uncertainty of the reading from micrometer screw guage?
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use your fingers to count numerical data
Take multiple readings of the same standard piece multiple times with and compute the mean and standard deviation. Divide the standard deviation by the standard length and multiply by 100 to get the percentage of repeatability error for that micrometer. Also compute the difference between the mean and the standard to see how accurate the micrometer is. The total uncertainty is the square root of the sum of the squares of the accuracy, the repeatability and the error of the standard.How to calculate percentage uncertainty of the reading from micrometer screw guage?
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use your fingers to count numerical data
Device to calculate body fat percentage?
What is a good afordable way to caculate body fat percentage at home? I don't want to be directed to websites where you type in your measurements! So don't bother. I want a device or type of scale or something. Any ideas?Device to calculate body fat percentage?
I use a scale that I paid $30 for at walmart....made by the company "Taylor". It gives it in increments of .5
A better one is http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d鈥?/a>
Omron Portable...gives it to the .1.
One thing to realize is that all bodyfat calculators are not pefectly accurate, they are only consistent with what they say, so you can monitor if your losing body fat or gaining, but not what your exact body fat is. Doctors now say that calipers don't even provide accurate measures. The only accurate way is to put someone underwater and there are a bunch of tests they can do, but its very expensive to do.Device to calculate body fat percentage?
dear weight watcher,
There is a good site that doesn't need instruments. It finds your BMI (body mass index) and tells you if your at a healthy weight or not. All you need to know is your height, weight, age, etc. Basically all of the stuff it needs for showing if your healthy or not.http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/dnpa/bmi/
Hope this helps,
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I use a scale that I paid $30 for at walmart....made by the company "Taylor". It gives it in increments of .5
A better one is http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d鈥?/a>
Omron Portable...gives it to the .1.
One thing to realize is that all bodyfat calculators are not pefectly accurate, they are only consistent with what they say, so you can monitor if your losing body fat or gaining, but not what your exact body fat is. Doctors now say that calipers don't even provide accurate measures. The only accurate way is to put someone underwater and there are a bunch of tests they can do, but its very expensive to do.Device to calculate body fat percentage?
dear weight watcher,
There is a good site that doesn't need instruments. It finds your BMI (body mass index) and tells you if your at a healthy weight or not. All you need to know is your height, weight, age, etc. Basically all of the stuff it needs for showing if your healthy or not.http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/dnpa/bmi/
Hope this helps,
鈾olleen鈾?evr
How do you calculate what percentage ethnicity you are (like 5/8 Irish)?
I know if you get a DNA test done, they'll send it to you, but are there any other ways?How do you calculate what percentage ethnicity you are (like 5/8 Irish)?
Yes. Asking relatives, especially siblings, parents, and grandparents. Aunts/uncles work well, too.
Yes. Asking relatives, especially siblings, parents, and grandparents. Aunts/uncles work well, too.
What information do you need to calculate the percentage composition of CF4?
You only need the molar masses of Carbon and Florine
Since Carbon's molar mass is 12.011 and Florine's is 18.998 you have all the information
There is one Carbon molecule so the mass of Carbon in CF4 is 12.011
There are four Florine molecules so the mass of Florine is 18.998 x 4 = 75.992
The mass of the molecule of CF4 as a whole is 12.011 + 75.992 = 88.003
Now to calculate percent composition take the mass of each element divided by the mass of the molecule as a whole:
Carbon- 12.011/88.003 = .1365 or 13.65%
Florine- 75.992/88.003 = .8635 or 86.35%What information do you need to calculate the percentage composition of CF4?
Ar(C)= 12,01
Ar(F)= 19,00 that is all
w(C,CF4)= Ar(C) / Mr(CF4)= 0,1365 (or 13,65%)
w(F,CF4)= 4*Ar(F) / Mr(CF4)= 0,8635 (or 86,35%) instead of this you can just do this 100%-13,65%= 86,35%
;)
Since Carbon's molar mass is 12.011 and Florine's is 18.998 you have all the information
There is one Carbon molecule so the mass of Carbon in CF4 is 12.011
There are four Florine molecules so the mass of Florine is 18.998 x 4 = 75.992
The mass of the molecule of CF4 as a whole is 12.011 + 75.992 = 88.003
Now to calculate percent composition take the mass of each element divided by the mass of the molecule as a whole:
Carbon- 12.011/88.003 = .1365 or 13.65%
Florine- 75.992/88.003 = .8635 or 86.35%What information do you need to calculate the percentage composition of CF4?
Ar(C)= 12,01
Ar(F)= 19,00 that is all
w(C,CF4)= Ar(C) / Mr(CF4)= 0,1365 (or 13,65%)
w(F,CF4)= 4*Ar(F) / Mr(CF4)= 0,8635 (or 86,35%) instead of this you can just do this 100%-13,65%= 86,35%
;)
How do I calculate the percentage change from 115% to 125%?
(It's definitely not 10 btw)How do I calculate the percentage change from 115% to 125%?
its 1.25/1.15 = 1.0869 so the change is +8.7%
divide 125 by 115
125/115=1.087 = 8.7%How do I calculate the percentage change from 115% to 125%?
Depends on what your x value is. Say that 24 was x, 115% of 24 is (1.15x)= 27.6
125% of 24 is (1.25x) = 30 so the the difference in change is 30 - 27.6 = 2.4
Percentage of a percentage is fraught with possible misunderstanding.
It's either 10% or 8.7% depending on your interpretation of change.
.How do I calculate the percentage change from 115% to 125%?
your teacher is wrong , u were answered by punch of engineers who way exceed the teacher , so make sure u got the right answer , its either 8.7 if its relative to the 115% or 10% if related to 100google chrome update miata
its 1.25/1.15 = 1.0869 so the change is +8.7%
divide 125 by 115
125/115=1.087 = 8.7%How do I calculate the percentage change from 115% to 125%?
Depends on what your x value is. Say that 24 was x, 115% of 24 is (1.15x)= 27.6
125% of 24 is (1.25x) = 30 so the the difference in change is 30 - 27.6 = 2.4
Percentage of a percentage is fraught with possible misunderstanding.
It's either 10% or 8.7% depending on your interpretation of change.
.How do I calculate the percentage change from 115% to 125%?
your teacher is wrong , u were answered by punch of engineers who way exceed the teacher , so make sure u got the right answer , its either 8.7 if its relative to the 115% or 10% if related to 100
What is the percentage of income that you should use to calculate rent?
What is the percentage of income that you should use to calculate the maximum amount that one can afford for rent?What is the percentage of income that you should use to calculate rent?
I would say no more then 30% of your take home income. That way your not strapped for money. If something comes up you'll have money to take care of it.What is the percentage of income that you should use to calculate rent?
I've always gone by the rule that someone should make 3 - 4 times a month what their rent is. Example, if the rent is $500, they should make about $1500-2000 a month.What is the percentage of income that you should use to calculate rent?
One weeks salary would be the safest bet. Good Luck!
I would say no more then 30% of your take home income. That way your not strapped for money. If something comes up you'll have money to take care of it.What is the percentage of income that you should use to calculate rent?
I've always gone by the rule that someone should make 3 - 4 times a month what their rent is. Example, if the rent is $500, they should make about $1500-2000 a month.What is the percentage of income that you should use to calculate rent?
One weeks salary would be the safest bet. Good Luck!
How to calculate percentage composition?
How do you calculate the percentage of an element in something?
for example....
hydrogen in NaH2PO4
hydrogen in CaSO4
Oxygen in NH4H2PO4
Oxygen in (CH3)2COHow to calculate percentage composition?
All numbers are in 3 sig figures.
Molar masses
NaH2PO4 = 120
CaSO4 = 136
NH4H2PO4 = 115
(CH3)2CO = 58.1
Molar Mass of Hydrogen in NaH2PO4 : 2
2/120*100 = 1.666...%
Molar mass of Hydrogen in CaSO4 : 0 (because there's no hydrogen)
0/136*100 = 0%
Molar mass of Oxygen in NH4H2PO4 : 64
64/115*100 = 55.7%
Molar mass of Oxygen in (CH3)2CO : 16.0
16/58.1*100 = 27.5%How to calculate percentage composition?
it's not too difficult
hydrogen in NaH2PO4
you have to calculate the atomic weight of the whole compound
23 + 2 + 31 + 4 x (16) = 120 (atomic weight of the compound)
then
there are two atoms of hydrogen in that compund so
the atomic weight of hydrogen is : 2 x 1 = 2.
so
% H = 2 x 100/120
= 200/120 = 1.6 % of hydrogen in NaH2PO4.
for example....
hydrogen in NaH2PO4
hydrogen in CaSO4
Oxygen in NH4H2PO4
Oxygen in (CH3)2COHow to calculate percentage composition?
All numbers are in 3 sig figures.
Molar masses
NaH2PO4 = 120
CaSO4 = 136
NH4H2PO4 = 115
(CH3)2CO = 58.1
Molar Mass of Hydrogen in NaH2PO4 : 2
2/120*100 = 1.666...%
Molar mass of Hydrogen in CaSO4 : 0 (because there's no hydrogen)
0/136*100 = 0%
Molar mass of Oxygen in NH4H2PO4 : 64
64/115*100 = 55.7%
Molar mass of Oxygen in (CH3)2CO : 16.0
16/58.1*100 = 27.5%How to calculate percentage composition?
it's not too difficult
hydrogen in NaH2PO4
you have to calculate the atomic weight of the whole compound
23 + 2 + 31 + 4 x (16) = 120 (atomic weight of the compound)
then
there are two atoms of hydrogen in that compund so
the atomic weight of hydrogen is : 2 x 1 = 2.
so
% H = 2 x 100/120
= 200/120 = 1.6 % of hydrogen in NaH2PO4.
Is there a simple formula to calculate body fat percentage?
I am looking for a body fat % formula that I can enter into a spreadsheet to calculate body fat using known criteria, such as height, weight, waste measurement in inches, BMI and body frame (small, medium or large). ThanksIs there a simple formula to calculate body fat percentage?
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are excellent...Is there a simple formula to calculate body fat percentage?
no
body fat is measured by the caliper skin fold test
or
the underwater weighing testIs there a simple formula to calculate body fat percentage?
you can buy scales that measure fat percentage and weight.
weight (lb) / [height (in)]2 x 703
This is just a general way to estimate BMI %.
A real diet assessment on the patient/client would be far more accurate and reliable. Good luck!
tanita.com
are excellent...Is there a simple formula to calculate body fat percentage?
no
body fat is measured by the caliper skin fold test
or
the underwater weighing testIs there a simple formula to calculate body fat percentage?
you can buy scales that measure fat percentage and weight.
weight (lb) / [height (in)]2 x 703
This is just a general way to estimate BMI %.
A real diet assessment on the patient/client would be far more accurate and reliable. Good luck!
Calculate the Percentage of MnO2 in a mineral specimen.?
Calculate the Percentage of MnO2 in a mineral specimen in the I2 liberated by a 0.1344 g sample in the net reaction:
MnO2(s) +4H+ + 2I- -%26gt; Mn2+ + I2 + 2H2O
required 32.30mL of 0.07220 M Na2S2O3.
I don't understand what the steps of the problem are.Calculate the Percentage of MnO2 in a mineral specimen.?
The number of moles of I2 is the same as the number of moles of MnO2.
The I2 liberated reacts with 6 moles thiosulfate so you work out the number of moles
of thiosulfate and divide by 6 to get moles MnO2.
Moles thiosulfate = 0.0323 L x 0.07220 M = 0.00233 moles.
0.00233 / 6 = 0.0003887 moles MnO2.
Mass MnO2 = 0.0003887 moles x 86.94 g/mole = 0.0338 g.
( 0.0338 / 0.1344 ) x 100 = 0.3% MnO2.Calculate the Percentage of MnO2 in a mineral specimen.?
I can't explain the detail, you may search the reference. It's an iodometric titration. An iodide, usually potassium iodide is added to a solution of MnO2, it reacts based on the reaction you wrote above:
MnO2(s) +4H+ + 2I- ---%26gt; Mn2+ + I2 + 2H2O
The amount of I2 that's released by the titration is titrated with sodium thiosulphate:
I2 + 2S2O3^2- ---%26gt; S4O6^2- + 2I-
Pay attention that 2 iodide molecule reacts with one MnO2 to produce one I2. In this case I2 = MnO2. And one I2 is needed to react with 2 molecule of thiosulphate. Or one thiosulphate = I2/2 = MnO2/2. Now you can determine the precentage of MnO2.
In equivalence point:
MV = MV
Where M is molarity and V is volume.
I prefer this to be solved in normality rather than molarity, but solve the problem as you wish.
MnO2(s) +4H+ + 2I- -%26gt; Mn2+ + I2 + 2H2O
required 32.30mL of 0.07220 M Na2S2O3.
I don't understand what the steps of the problem are.Calculate the Percentage of MnO2 in a mineral specimen.?
The number of moles of I2 is the same as the number of moles of MnO2.
The I2 liberated reacts with 6 moles thiosulfate so you work out the number of moles
of thiosulfate and divide by 6 to get moles MnO2.
Moles thiosulfate = 0.0323 L x 0.07220 M = 0.00233 moles.
0.00233 / 6 = 0.0003887 moles MnO2.
Mass MnO2 = 0.0003887 moles x 86.94 g/mole = 0.0338 g.
( 0.0338 / 0.1344 ) x 100 = 0.3% MnO2.Calculate the Percentage of MnO2 in a mineral specimen.?
I can't explain the detail, you may search the reference. It's an iodometric titration. An iodide, usually potassium iodide is added to a solution of MnO2, it reacts based on the reaction you wrote above:
MnO2(s) +4H+ + 2I- ---%26gt; Mn2+ + I2 + 2H2O
The amount of I2 that's released by the titration is titrated with sodium thiosulphate:
I2 + 2S2O3^2- ---%26gt; S4O6^2- + 2I-
Pay attention that 2 iodide molecule reacts with one MnO2 to produce one I2. In this case I2 = MnO2. And one I2 is needed to react with 2 molecule of thiosulphate. Or one thiosulphate = I2/2 = MnO2/2. Now you can determine the precentage of MnO2.
In equivalence point:
MV = MV
Where M is molarity and V is volume.
I prefer this to be solved in normality rather than molarity, but solve the problem as you wish.
How do you calculate winning percentage in sports, including tie games?
Most leagues consider ties something like a half-win. So if a team goes 5-3-2, you would add up with wins to get to six (5 + half + half) and divide it by the total number of games, 10, to get a winning percentage of .600.
The NFL used to do it so that ties did not count, and a percentage of wins and losses only was used for winning percentage. Therefore, a team that was 14-0 was just ahead of 13-0-1 -- which makes sense. The problem with that -- A team that went 1-0-13 was better than a team that went 13-1. The league finally realized that made no sense and went to the half-win system. Of course, with overtime ties are very rare in the NFL.How do you calculate winning percentage in sports, including tie games?
Add up all the games to get a total amount played. Then divide the number of games won by the total number played.
For instance, if a team went 9-5-1, you'd add up 9+5+1 = 15.
In order to add in the tied game, you break it into halves. Since a tie is neither a win nor a loss, you break each tie into 1/2 a win, 1/2 a loss.
So, you'd add half a win to the total wins: 9.5 divided by 15 total games.
The winning percentage of a 9-5-1 record would be .633 (or 63%).dmv hours acura rsx
The NFL used to do it so that ties did not count, and a percentage of wins and losses only was used for winning percentage. Therefore, a team that was 14-0 was just ahead of 13-0-1 -- which makes sense. The problem with that -- A team that went 1-0-13 was better than a team that went 13-1. The league finally realized that made no sense and went to the half-win system. Of course, with overtime ties are very rare in the NFL.How do you calculate winning percentage in sports, including tie games?
Add up all the games to get a total amount played. Then divide the number of games won by the total number played.
For instance, if a team went 9-5-1, you'd add up 9+5+1 = 15.
In order to add in the tied game, you break it into halves. Since a tie is neither a win nor a loss, you break each tie into 1/2 a win, 1/2 a loss.
So, you'd add half a win to the total wins: 9.5 divided by 15 total games.
The winning percentage of a 9-5-1 record would be .633 (or 63%).
How can I calculate the storage percentage difference between these products?
Percentage difference of a 2 GB memory stick vs a 32 GB memory stick?
Percentage difference of a 1 GB flash drive vs a 256 GB flash drive?
...and please tell me how, because I still have some more i'll have to do by myself.
thanks a lot!! :)How can I calculate the storage percentage difference between these products?
my guess would be to divide 2/32 and you get .0625 or 6.25%. This would mean that a 2GB holds only 6.25% of what a 32GB would hold. THe other would be 1/256. Hope this helps.How can I calculate the storage percentage difference between these products?
32 = 16 * 2; so 1600%
256 = 256*1 so 25600%How can I calculate the storage percentage difference between these products?
%difference = 200*(larger-smaller)/(larger + smaller)
2gb vs 32gb =%26gt; 200*(32-2)/(32+2) = 200*(30)/34 = 176.5%
1gb vs 256gb = 200*(256-1)/(256+1) = 198.4%
Percentage difference of a 1 GB flash drive vs a 256 GB flash drive?
...and please tell me how, because I still have some more i'll have to do by myself.
thanks a lot!! :)How can I calculate the storage percentage difference between these products?
my guess would be to divide 2/32 and you get .0625 or 6.25%. This would mean that a 2GB holds only 6.25% of what a 32GB would hold. THe other would be 1/256. Hope this helps.How can I calculate the storage percentage difference between these products?
32 = 16 * 2; so 1600%
256 = 256*1 so 25600%How can I calculate the storage percentage difference between these products?
%difference = 200*(larger-smaller)/(larger + smaller)
2gb vs 32gb =%26gt; 200*(32-2)/(32+2) = 200*(30)/34 = 176.5%
1gb vs 256gb = 200*(256-1)/(256+1) = 198.4%
How to calculate percentage?
Hello;
Can any one tell how to calculate percentage. if the total amount is Rs.5,000 and if i remove 65% from it whats the remaining amount. Please tell me how to calculate this.How to calculate percentage?
Think that Rs 5000 as 100% since every initial amount is always 100%
Remove 65% so it becomes 100%-65%=35%
So the remaining is 35%, times Rs 5000 = 35% * Rs5000= Rs1750
Hope this can help you :)
To remove 65% would mean the same as keeping 35%
When we say 35%, we mean that if the total amount was 100, we would keep 35 parts of it. So when you keep 35% of 5000, it forms a basic equation that looks something like this
35/100 = X/5000
It translates into: 35 parts of 100 is the same as "how many" parts of 5000. In the above equation, calculate for X.
you will get something like
X = (35/100) * 5000
which will give
X = 35 * 50
X = 1750How to calculate percentage?
Look up "cross" multiplication. I find it the easiest way to get percentages of anything. Once u learn it (easy) u will never have problems figuring out percentages again.
5000*65% is the same as 5000*.65
Move decimal of the percent over 2 places and multiplyHow to calculate percentage?
Divide by 100 multiply by 65
you my friend are an uneducated idiot
Can any one tell how to calculate percentage. if the total amount is Rs.5,000 and if i remove 65% from it whats the remaining amount. Please tell me how to calculate this.How to calculate percentage?
Think that Rs 5000 as 100% since every initial amount is always 100%
Remove 65% so it becomes 100%-65%=35%
So the remaining is 35%, times Rs 5000 = 35% * Rs5000= Rs1750
Hope this can help you :)
To remove 65% would mean the same as keeping 35%
When we say 35%, we mean that if the total amount was 100, we would keep 35 parts of it. So when you keep 35% of 5000, it forms a basic equation that looks something like this
35/100 = X/5000
It translates into: 35 parts of 100 is the same as "how many" parts of 5000. In the above equation, calculate for X.
you will get something like
X = (35/100) * 5000
which will give
X = 35 * 50
X = 1750How to calculate percentage?
Look up "cross" multiplication. I find it the easiest way to get percentages of anything. Once u learn it (easy) u will never have problems figuring out percentages again.
5000*65% is the same as 5000*.65
Move decimal of the percent over 2 places and multiplyHow to calculate percentage?
Divide by 100 multiply by 65
you my friend are an uneducated idiot
How do you calculate a percentage?
I forgot how to calculate a percent!
Like 120% of $3000?How do you calculate a percentage?
120 X 3000/100 =$3600
percent mean per hundred. Take 3,000 multiply it by 120 and then divide by 100.
Clearly in this case you can multiply by 12 then divide by 10, or multiply by six and divide by five.
3,000 x 6 = 18,000
18,000 divided by 5= 3,600.How do you calculate a percentage?
a percent is equal to a decimal two jumps to the right
ex. 100% is 1
80$ is .8
120 percent of $3000 is 1.2 times 3000
Turn your 120% into a decimal by dividing your percent value by 100 = 120/100 = 1.2
Multiply $3,000 by your percent decimal: 3,000 * 1.2 = $3,600How do you calculate a percentage?
You need to multiply your number (in this case 3000) by 1/100th of your percentage. 1/100th of 120%=1.2
Therefore 120% of 3000
= 1.2 x 3000
=3600
Convert any percentage to a decimal means moving the decimal two places to the left:
120% = 1.2
so, $3000*1.2=$3600
3000 times 1.2
If you want 80 percent of it, 3000 times .8
if you want a 100 percent, 3000 times 1
120/100=x/3000
(3000/100)*120=3600
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Like 120% of $3000?How do you calculate a percentage?
120 X 3000/100 =$3600
percent mean per hundred. Take 3,000 multiply it by 120 and then divide by 100.
Clearly in this case you can multiply by 12 then divide by 10, or multiply by six and divide by five.
3,000 x 6 = 18,000
18,000 divided by 5= 3,600.How do you calculate a percentage?
a percent is equal to a decimal two jumps to the right
ex. 100% is 1
80$ is .8
120 percent of $3000 is 1.2 times 3000
Turn your 120% into a decimal by dividing your percent value by 100 = 120/100 = 1.2
Multiply $3,000 by your percent decimal: 3,000 * 1.2 = $3,600How do you calculate a percentage?
You need to multiply your number (in this case 3000) by 1/100th of your percentage. 1/100th of 120%=1.2
Therefore 120% of 3000
= 1.2 x 3000
=3600
Convert any percentage to a decimal means moving the decimal two places to the left:
120% = 1.2
so, $3000*1.2=$3600
3000 times 1.2
If you want 80 percent of it, 3000 times .8
if you want a 100 percent, 3000 times 1
120/100=x/3000
(3000/100)*120=3600
4%
Help me calculate the percentage of mix HNO3 and H3PO4?
3.85g of 70% HNO3 mix with 46.15g of 85% H3PO4.Please help to calculate the concentration of HNO3 and H3PO4 in %.Help me calculate the percentage of mix HNO3 and H3PO4?
HNO3: (3.85 g) (0.70) / (3.85 g + 46.15 g) = 0.0539, or 5.39%.
H3PO4: (46.15) (0.85) / (3.85 g + 46.15 g) = 0.7846, or 78.46%.
HNO3: (3.85 g) (0.70) / (3.85 g + 46.15 g) = 0.0539, or 5.39%.
H3PO4: (46.15) (0.85) / (3.85 g + 46.15 g) = 0.7846, or 78.46%.
How to calculate the volume of a sphere based on percentage of surface area?
How would you calculate the volume of a sphere based off of a percentage of the surface area if the volume of the sphere is known but only in terms of the surface area?
Example:
A sphere is measured to displace 280,000 cm^3 of water but its surface area is only submerged 72% under water. What is the total volume of the sphere?
Please show work and explain and you will receive points.How to calculate the volume of a sphere based on percentage of surface area?
First the formula for the volume of a sphere is:
V = (4/3)(pi)(r^3), and the area of a sphere is:
A = 4*(pi)(r^2), which makes it possible to rewrite the two formulae as:
V = 4/3(pi)(r^3) = 1/3(A*r) and
A = 3(V/r)
Now, i know that having 72% of the sphere submerged is multiplying the A by .72.
280000 = 1/3(.72A*r)
Solving for A, you get:
A = 3*280000/(r*.72) and then equate that to A = (3V)/r
(3*280000)/(.72r) = (3V)/(r)
280000/.72 = V
V = 388,888.88888 cm^3How to calculate the volume of a sphere based on percentage of surface area?
V = 383,561.6 cm^3apa 6th edition google translations
Example:
A sphere is measured to displace 280,000 cm^3 of water but its surface area is only submerged 72% under water. What is the total volume of the sphere?
Please show work and explain and you will receive points.How to calculate the volume of a sphere based on percentage of surface area?
First the formula for the volume of a sphere is:
V = (4/3)(pi)(r^3), and the area of a sphere is:
A = 4*(pi)(r^2), which makes it possible to rewrite the two formulae as:
V = 4/3(pi)(r^3) = 1/3(A*r) and
A = 3(V/r)
Now, i know that having 72% of the sphere submerged is multiplying the A by .72.
280000 = 1/3(.72A*r)
Solving for A, you get:
A = 3*280000/(r*.72) and then equate that to A = (3V)/r
(3*280000)/(.72r) = (3V)/(r)
280000/.72 = V
V = 388,888.88888 cm^3How to calculate the volume of a sphere based on percentage of surface area?
V = 383,561.6 cm^3
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Assuming that the reactions are complete, calculate the percentage by mass of magnesium carbonate in the mixtu?
A 6.54 g sample of a mixture of magnesium carbonate and calcium carbonate is treated with excess hydrochloric acid. The resulting reaction produces 1.73 L of carbon dioxide gas at 29
Celcius and 743 torr pressure.Assuming that the reactions are complete, calculate the percentage by mass of magnesium carbonate in the mixtu?
p = 743/760=0.978 atm
T = 29 + 273 = 302 K
moles CO2 = 0.978 x 1.73 / 0.08206 x 302 =0.0682
x = mass MgCO3 molar mass =84.4 g/mol
y = mass CaCO3 molar mass = 100 g/mol
x + y = 6.54
x/ 84.4 + y /100= 0.0682
100 x + 84.4 y =575.6
100 x + 84.4 ( 6.54 -x) = 575.6
100 x + 552 - 84.4 x = 575.6
15.6 x = 23.6
x = 1.51 g
% = 1.51 x 100/ 6.54=23.1
Celcius and 743 torr pressure.Assuming that the reactions are complete, calculate the percentage by mass of magnesium carbonate in the mixtu?
p = 743/760=0.978 atm
T = 29 + 273 = 302 K
moles CO2 = 0.978 x 1.73 / 0.08206 x 302 =0.0682
x = mass MgCO3 molar mass =84.4 g/mol
y = mass CaCO3 molar mass = 100 g/mol
x + y = 6.54
x/ 84.4 + y /100= 0.0682
100 x + 84.4 y =575.6
100 x + 84.4 ( 6.54 -x) = 575.6
100 x + 552 - 84.4 x = 575.6
15.6 x = 23.6
x = 1.51 g
% = 1.51 x 100/ 6.54=23.1
Calculate the percentage of energy lost at each transformation.How is this energy lost?
Transfer of energy at each trofic level in a river food web in (kJm^-2yr^-1)
incident light(3x10^6)
------diatoms(plants)(2.8 x10^4)
-------Herbivorous zooplankton(400)
-------young fish(17)
------older fish----------Calculate the percentage of energy lost at each transformation.How is this energy lost?
The transfer of energy from one trophic level to another is only about 10%. 4 transformations- Start with 1000, next to 100, next to 10, next to 1, next to .1. So the older fish should be .1 units if we start with a thousand units at incident light. Plug in the values to get your answer.
I have no idea why the other poster is even mentioning a thermal transfer rate. It's not part of the calculation.Calculate the percentage of energy lost at each transformation.How is this energy lost?
The energy is lost in the form of heat while transforming from one level to another.Calculate the percentage of energy lost at each transformation.How is this energy lost?
Its all a .077% loss at the thermal transfer rate off 4.
incident light(3x10^6)
------diatoms(plants)(2.8 x10^4)
-------Herbivorous zooplankton(400)
-------young fish(17)
------older fish----------Calculate the percentage of energy lost at each transformation.How is this energy lost?
The transfer of energy from one trophic level to another is only about 10%. 4 transformations- Start with 1000, next to 100, next to 10, next to 1, next to .1. So the older fish should be .1 units if we start with a thousand units at incident light. Plug in the values to get your answer.
I have no idea why the other poster is even mentioning a thermal transfer rate. It's not part of the calculation.Calculate the percentage of energy lost at each transformation.How is this energy lost?
The energy is lost in the form of heat while transforming from one level to another.Calculate the percentage of energy lost at each transformation.How is this energy lost?
Its all a .077% loss at the thermal transfer rate off 4.
How can I calculate the percentage of total earth time (4.6 billion years) represented by Cambrian?
Please help!How can I calculate the percentage of total earth time (4.6 billion years) represented by Cambrian?
The cambrian period: 542 million to 488 million years = 54 million years.
54 million / 4.6 billion = .011 x 100 = 1.1%
The cambrian period: 542 million to 488 million years = 54 million years.
54 million / 4.6 billion = .011 x 100 = 1.1%
How do you calculate slugging percentage in Baseball?
It, like the whole game of baseball, is sort of complicated math, or at least a lot of it ;-). To get slugging percentage you divide the total number of bases, of all their base hits, by the total number of times they were at bat. Just FYI the abbreviation is SLG. :-)How do you calculate slugging percentage in Baseball?
Total number of bases divided by number of at bats.How do you calculate slugging percentage in Baseball?
Total Bases divided by number of at-bats.
(Total Bases = Each Single=1, Each Double=2, Each Triple=3, Each Home Run=4).
Total number of bases divided by number of at bats.How do you calculate slugging percentage in Baseball?
Total Bases divided by number of at-bats.
(Total Bases = Each Single=1, Each Double=2, Each Triple=3, Each Home Run=4).
How to calculate the percentage of how much smallar 1 # is than another?
if i have one folder on my computer thats 22.9mb in size and i have a zipped version of it that's 19.6mb in size, how do i calculate by what percentage the zip file is smaller than the regular folder?
sometimes math confuses me,
thx :)How to calculate the percentage of how much smallar 1 # is than another?
Divide 19.6mb by 22.9mb and it will tell you the percentage it shrunk.
Here is my way of calculating percentage...
Cent means 1 of 100 and percent means "x/100". simply written as x%.
First of all percentage is calculating for 100; whatever it is does not a matter.
Here you will know how much your folder shrunk, in percentage.
22.9 mb shrunk into 19.6mb
100 mb will shrink into (19.6 / 22.9) * 100 = 85.58.
Here, you should remember that 100mb will shrink into 85.58, but this is not the answer to your question.
How much smaller than regular folder in percentage, is the question.
So, what do you do is deduct from 100; 100 - 85.58 = 14.41%. (you can do this step in first also; first deduct, 22.9 - 19.6 = 3.3; 22.9mb shrunk through 3.3mb
100mb will shrink through (3.3 / 22.9) * 100 = 14.41%. all are same)
The answer is zip file folder is 14.41% smaller than reg. folder.
I hope this will help you to understand.How to calculate the percentage of how much smallar 1 # is than another?
It depends on the exact wording of the question.
Since you asked by what percentage the zip file is smaller than the original, the answer is that it is 14.4% smaller. That is the same as saying the the 22.9 mb file is reduced by 14.4%.
If the question asked what percentage the zip file is of the orginal file, the answer to that is that it is 85.6% of the orignal file.
I believe it's roughly 14%. This can be obtained by dividing 19.6 by 22.9 and moving the decimal a few places over. You'll get something like 85.5, which can be rounded up to 86 for purposes of simplification. From there, subtract 86 from 100 and you'll find out the percentage difference. To test this:
.14 * 22.9 = 3.206
22.9 - 3.206 = approx 19.6
Hope I helped!How to calculate the percentage of how much smallar 1 # is than another?
(19.6 / 22.9) X 100 = 85.58%
aka
(2nd Number / 1st Number) X 100 = Answer is percent ... hope this helps
.... that would be 85.58% of the origional size!
other wise if you want to know how much smaller it is ... take that answer and make it like (100 - 85.58 = 14.42%)
Original file is 22.9 mb
Zipped file is 19.6 mb
Smaller by 22.9-19.6 mb=3.3 mb
With respect to original file aip file is (3.3/22.9)*100 percent smaller
ie 3300/229=14.41%chrome download tangled dvd
sometimes math confuses me,
thx :)How to calculate the percentage of how much smallar 1 # is than another?
Divide 19.6mb by 22.9mb and it will tell you the percentage it shrunk.
Here is my way of calculating percentage...
Cent means 1 of 100 and percent means "x/100". simply written as x%.
First of all percentage is calculating for 100; whatever it is does not a matter.
Here you will know how much your folder shrunk, in percentage.
22.9 mb shrunk into 19.6mb
100 mb will shrink into (19.6 / 22.9) * 100 = 85.58.
Here, you should remember that 100mb will shrink into 85.58, but this is not the answer to your question.
How much smaller than regular folder in percentage, is the question.
So, what do you do is deduct from 100; 100 - 85.58 = 14.41%. (you can do this step in first also; first deduct, 22.9 - 19.6 = 3.3; 22.9mb shrunk through 3.3mb
100mb will shrink through (3.3 / 22.9) * 100 = 14.41%. all are same)
The answer is zip file folder is 14.41% smaller than reg. folder.
I hope this will help you to understand.How to calculate the percentage of how much smallar 1 # is than another?
It depends on the exact wording of the question.
Since you asked by what percentage the zip file is smaller than the original, the answer is that it is 14.4% smaller. That is the same as saying the the 22.9 mb file is reduced by 14.4%.
If the question asked what percentage the zip file is of the orginal file, the answer to that is that it is 85.6% of the orignal file.
I believe it's roughly 14%. This can be obtained by dividing 19.6 by 22.9 and moving the decimal a few places over. You'll get something like 85.5, which can be rounded up to 86 for purposes of simplification. From there, subtract 86 from 100 and you'll find out the percentage difference. To test this:
.14 * 22.9 = 3.206
22.9 - 3.206 = approx 19.6
Hope I helped!How to calculate the percentage of how much smallar 1 # is than another?
(19.6 / 22.9) X 100 = 85.58%
aka
(2nd Number / 1st Number) X 100 = Answer is percent ... hope this helps
.... that would be 85.58% of the origional size!
other wise if you want to know how much smaller it is ... take that answer and make it like (100 - 85.58 = 14.42%)
Original file is 22.9 mb
Zipped file is 19.6 mb
Smaller by 22.9-19.6 mb=3.3 mb
With respect to original file aip file is (3.3/22.9)*100 percent smaller
ie 3300/229=14.41%
How do I calculate a percentage of 1.71?
What do I do to calculate a percentage of 1.71? Like if I have 0.43, how do I work out what percentage of 1.71 that is?
ThanksHow do I calculate a percentage of 1.71?
0.43 divided by 1.71 and then multiply that answer by 100. =25.15%
Take the number (0.43), divide by 1.71 and multiply by 100.
So 0.855 is (0.855/1.71) x 100 %, or 50% of 1.71.How do I calculate a percentage of 1.71?
0.43 divided by 1.71
Then multiply by 100.
0.43 is what percent of 1.71?
R = P/B
R = 0.43/1.71 = 0.251 = 25.1%How do I calculate a percentage of 1.71?
(0.43/1.71)*100=25.1461988
ThanksHow do I calculate a percentage of 1.71?
0.43 divided by 1.71 and then multiply that answer by 100. =25.15%
Take the number (0.43), divide by 1.71 and multiply by 100.
So 0.855 is (0.855/1.71) x 100 %, or 50% of 1.71.How do I calculate a percentage of 1.71?
0.43 divided by 1.71
Then multiply by 100.
0.43 is what percent of 1.71?
R = P/B
R = 0.43/1.71 = 0.251 = 25.1%How do I calculate a percentage of 1.71?
(0.43/1.71)*100=25.1461988
How do I calculate a share price fall as a percentage?
If a share prices is at $1200 and falls to $1050 how do I simply calculate it's fall as a percentage % ?How do I calculate a share price fall as a percentage?
1200 - 1050 = 150
150 / 1200 = 12.5%
The stock dropped 12.5%
1050 / 1200 = 87.5%
$1050 is 87.5% of what it used to be ($1200).
1200 - 1050 = 150
150 / 1200 = 12.5%
The stock dropped 12.5%
1050 / 1200 = 87.5%
$1050 is 87.5% of what it used to be ($1200).
Using Henry's Law, Calculate percentage (by volume) of Oxygen and Nitrogen in air dissolved in water?
Using Henry's Law, Calculate percentage (by volume) of Oxygen and Nitrogen in air dissolved in water at 25C. The air in equilibrium with water at 1 bar pressure may be considered to be 20% oxygen and 80% nitrogen by volume
Henry constant for oxygen: 4.40 x 10^9 Pa
Henry constant for nitrogen: 8.68 x 10^9 PaUsing Henry's Law, Calculate percentage (by volume) of Oxygen and Nitrogen in air dissolved in water?
The solubility of oxygen in water is higher than the solubility of nitrogen.
Answer : Air dissolved in water contains approximately 35.6% oxygen compared to 21% in air.
That means the nitrogen would be about 64.4% of the air that is dissolved in the water, compared to about 79% in regular air.
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Henry Law's Constants at a system temperature of 25C
* Oxygen - O2 : 756.7 atm/(mol/l) = 4.40 x 10^9 Pa
* Nitrogen - N2 : 1600 atm/(mol/l) = 8.68 x 10^9 Pa
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Oxygen dissolved in the Water at atmospheric pressure can be calculated as:
co = (1 atm) 0.21 / (756.7 atm/(mol/liter)) (31.9988 g/mol)
= 0.0089 g/liter
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Nitrogen dissolved in the Water at atmospheric pressure can be calculated as:
cn = (1 atm) 0.79 / (1600 atm/(mol/liter)) (28.0134 g/mol)
= 0.0138 g/liter
Henry constant for oxygen: 4.40 x 10^9 Pa
Henry constant for nitrogen: 8.68 x 10^9 PaUsing Henry's Law, Calculate percentage (by volume) of Oxygen and Nitrogen in air dissolved in water?
The solubility of oxygen in water is higher than the solubility of nitrogen.
Answer : Air dissolved in water contains approximately 35.6% oxygen compared to 21% in air.
That means the nitrogen would be about 64.4% of the air that is dissolved in the water, compared to about 79% in regular air.
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Henry Law's Constants at a system temperature of 25C
* Oxygen - O2 : 756.7 atm/(mol/l) = 4.40 x 10^9 Pa
* Nitrogen - N2 : 1600 atm/(mol/l) = 8.68 x 10^9 Pa
-------------------------------------
Oxygen dissolved in the Water at atmospheric pressure can be calculated as:
co = (1 atm) 0.21 / (756.7 atm/(mol/liter)) (31.9988 g/mol)
= 0.0089 g/liter
-----------------------
Nitrogen dissolved in the Water at atmospheric pressure can be calculated as:
cn = (1 atm) 0.79 / (1600 atm/(mol/liter)) (28.0134 g/mol)
= 0.0138 g/liter
How do i calculate percentage growth?
ok, say a city was 37 percent asian in 1991 and is now 51 percent asian.....how do i calculate the percent in which the asian population grew between those years? i mean how can i get the number in which i can say "the asian population grew by "such and such" a percent between 1991 and 2007"How do i calculate percentage growth?
Its calculated as follows:
(51-37)/37*100 = 37.84%How do i calculate percentage growth?
51 divided by 37 is 1.378 (rounded off), so the asian population grew by 37.8 percent.
Its calculated as follows:
(51-37)/37*100 = 37.84%How do i calculate percentage growth?
51 divided by 37 is 1.378 (rounded off), so the asian population grew by 37.8 percent.
Calculate the percentage (by weight) of oxygen in the product formed when a 7.63-g sample of sulfur combines w?
CHEM HELP PLZ....
Calculate the percentage (by weight) of oxygen in the product formed when a 7.63-g sample of sulfur combines with oxygen to give 15.24 g of a pure compoundCalculate the percentage (by weight) of oxygen in the product formed when a 7.63-g sample of sulfur combines w?
You know there is 7.63 g S
So mass O = total mass compound formed - mass S
= 15.24 g - 7.63 g
= 7.61 g O
% O = mass O / total mass x 100/1
= 7.61 g / 15.24 g x 100
= 50.0 % ( 3 sig figs)sea doo mopar
Calculate the percentage (by weight) of oxygen in the product formed when a 7.63-g sample of sulfur combines with oxygen to give 15.24 g of a pure compoundCalculate the percentage (by weight) of oxygen in the product formed when a 7.63-g sample of sulfur combines w?
You know there is 7.63 g S
So mass O = total mass compound formed - mass S
= 15.24 g - 7.63 g
= 7.61 g O
% O = mass O / total mass x 100/1
= 7.61 g / 15.24 g x 100
= 50.0 % ( 3 sig figs)
Do you have the formula used in clinical studies to calculate risk percentage?
In one study they just asked people about their habits. they have two groups of men. One group suffering of prostate cancer and the second one is well. They asked the two groups about their masturbation behaviors and they come up with the conclusion that masturbation increases prostate cancer by 75%
I would like to know what formulas they have used.
ThanksDo you have the formula used in clinical studies to calculate risk percentage?
I think you are looking for the Population Attributable Risk or PAR% used in clinical trials.
Here's an example:
http://www.statisticalhelp.com/miscellan鈥?/a>
Here's a general discussion of PAR% used in a NIH clinical trial:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles鈥?/a>Do you have the formula used in clinical studies to calculate risk percentage?
I understand. Thanks for giving me BA.
You need to understand that often researchers are funded by entities who wish to profit from the study. I've sometimes wondered if the math is purposefully made confusing.
I found another site that's explaining the math without the complicated formulas:
http://www.ehow.com/how_658995鈥?/a>
I would like to know what formulas they have used.
ThanksDo you have the formula used in clinical studies to calculate risk percentage?
I think you are looking for the Population Attributable Risk or PAR% used in clinical trials.
Here's an example:
http://www.statisticalhelp.com/miscellan鈥?/a>
Here's a general discussion of PAR% used in a NIH clinical trial:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles鈥?/a>Do you have the formula used in clinical studies to calculate risk percentage?
I understand. Thanks for giving me BA.
You need to understand that often researchers are funded by entities who wish to profit from the study. I've sometimes wondered if the math is purposefully made confusing.
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http://www.ehow.com/how_658995鈥?/a>
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