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subtraction
math operation

salaysay ng ulat sa matematika tungkol sa pagbabawas o subtraction
mathematical report of subtraction

you can speed up your calculations, as we have seen, by applying our more direct method to compare two figures, in reference to the unit, just with one division, instead of doing two operations (subtraction and division). it is also essential to master the difference between percentages and percentage points, so i recommend rereading our previous book in case you feel that you need to practise a little more on this matter. 43
portugal's share, while in fact it is smaller. then, we can calculate the percentage difference between both shares, to check if it matches any of the other options. you can use the traditional method, subtracting and dividing by the lower value: (4.55 - 3. 69) / 3.69 = 0.233 => 23.3% or also the more direct method that we explained and practised in our first book, simply dividing both values and this way getting the result in reference to the unit: 4.55 / 3.69 = 1.233 => 23.3% in any case, you can see that this difference between the two countries' shares, 23.3%, in favour of portugal's share, is much more than 1%, as it would require the answer option b), therefore having to rule this one out too. finally, we can check that the difference in percentage points is: 4.55% - 3.69% = 0.86%, this means, less than 1 percentage point greater for portugal than for spain, so the right answer here is option d). myadvice the main issue in this exercise is to read well the question to decide which data are relevant and which ones we should skip or black out: 10 out of 12 items from our table (!). we have only used two figures and the total amount provided in the statement. 42