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                                  PERCENTAGE AND ITS APPLICATIONS



                              Percentage                                   Conversion of Percentage into Fraction,
                                                                              Decimal and Ratio and vice versa.

                  A percentage is a number or ratio that                                   Decimal
                  can be expressed as a fraction of 100.
                                                                                 × 100   ÷ 100
                  It is denoted by ‘‘%’’
                                                                             ÷ 100            ÷ 100
                                       Value                          Ratio      PERCENTAGE         Fraction
                  Percentage formula  =         × 100                       × 100              × 100
                                     Total value
                                                                                  Decreased or increased value
                                                                      % change =                              × 100%
                                                                                         Original value



                            Profit and Loss                                           Simple Interest


                  Profit = S.P. – C.P. (as S.P. > C.P.)            Simple interest  is the method of calculating the interest
                                                                   amount on a certain sum of money at certain rate of
                             Profit                                interest over a given period of time.
                  Profit % =        × 100%
                              C.P.                                             PR ×   T
                                                                                 ×
                                                                   That is  S.I. =
                  Loss = C.P. – S.P. (as C.P. > S.P.)                             100
                            Loss                                   where, P = Principal, R = Rate of interest, T = Time period
                  Loss % =       × 100%
                            C.P.                                   S.I. =  Simple interest
                                                                           100 × SI..    100 × SI..   100 × SI..
                                                                   And P =         , R =         , T =
                                                                                            ×
                                                                            R × T         PT            PR
                                                                                                         ×
                                                                   Amount: Sum of simple interest and principal amount.
                                                                   i.e.,   A =  P + S.I.








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