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basant ne mujhe mukka mara basant ne mujhe mukka mara in english with examples mymemory
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have practised before when applying percentage increases to initial values, do you remember? so we can say: initial value in 2000: 11% percentage increase: 18% (so, with our conversion, 1. 18) final value in 2015: 11% * 1.18 = 12.98% you could maybe ask: why not replacing the 11% by 0.11 too, using the 'unit format'? well, of course you can do it that way, and the process would be: 0.11 * 1.18 = 0.1298 but in this case, you will have to convert 0.1298 again into percentage format, multiplying by 100, to get 12.98%, unless you are very used to see both formats for yourself (i hope you will, after reading completely this book!), so anyway my advice is to make it as simple as possible, and reduce the number of operations you have to do: treating the 11% as any other initial value in our previous examples, and solving the exercise in only one multiplication as we did: 11% * 1.18 = 12.98% you can practise now to increase and decrease some percentages with the following examples, remembering that to apply percentage decreases we subtract from the unit. e.g., decreasing by 5% is (1-0.05) = 0.95
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