Wednesday, 27 June 2012

Use Percentage Increase Calculator


In mathematics, percentage can simply be define as a number which are expressed in the form of fraction that has the value of their denominator is 100. In simple mean we can say that when any number 'a' has % sign with them then it can express as a /100. Suppose there is a value in the form of percentage like 25% then it can be express as 25 /100. By using the concept of percent we can perform various task. Here we are going to discuss about the percent increase calculator.

Percentage Increase Calculator is a type of calculator that calculates the increase in percentage from old value to new value. It means to say that the Percentage Increase Calculator perform the task of calculating the increment between two number values in the form of percentage. Suppose there is a any matter available in the market at $10. After a week the price of there product get increase which is equal to $15. In a simple manner we can say that there is $5 increment in price. But if we want to represent this amount in the form of percent then there is a need of percent difference calculator arises.
The Percentage Increase Calculator basically follow some steps:
a ) First perform the difference between new value and old value.
b ) After that divide the incremented value by old value then final result should be multiplied by 100 that gives the result in the form of percent.
In the above example the Percentage Increase Calculator calculates the increase in price in the form of percent as: $15 -$10 = $5 then this result is divided by old value i.e. $10 then result will be $5 / $10 =50%.

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