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.
# 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.
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!
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