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Percentages are ratios expressed as a fraction of 100. They are used commonly to represent things like discounts, interest rates, and exam scores. Examples are given to demonstrate how to calculate percentages of different amounts. Specifically, 100% means all, 50% means half, and 3.5% means 3.5/100. Charts can also help visualize percentages and compare amounts spent on different items from a total amount. Understanding percentages is important for real-life applications like discounts, loans, investments, and exam results.
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Enhancing Asset Quality: Strategies for Financial Institutions
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- 2. What are Percentages (%)?InthisChapter What are Application of %? Examples
- 3. Definition Percentages Percentages are something we have all learnt in school, but do we actually know what it is? In mathematics, a percentage is a number or ratio expressed as a fraction of 100. (See graphic on the left) When we say ‘Percent’ we are really saying per hundred. And do we apply it in real life? It is so important to. And you will see why……..
- 4. Discounts almost always are expressed in %. Interest to be paid on loans or earned on deposits is expressed in terms of percentages. Used to understand a change in the value of a commodity/ service across time periods. Results of exams are expressed in terms of percentages etc. ApplicationofPercentages 1 3 2 4
- 5. Examples Example 1 100 % means ALL So 100 % of 70 would be = 70 Example 2 50% means 50/100 = ½ So 50% of 40 would be = (50/100) X40 = 20 Example 3 3. 5% means 5/100th So 5% of 40 would be = (5/100) X 40 = 2
- 6. Many a time, understanding % is easier through charts. It is always easier to understand visually. PercentagesrepresentedasCharts Rs. 10,000 spent on various items is represented in the chart below. You can see easily that the green pie is the largest. At a glance, one can understand that this is the item on which the maximum amount was spent out of Rs. 10,000.
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