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600% -100% original cost = 500%? I don't really see how to make such a thing. it's sorta like 'a bucket is 5 gallons, there's a 3 feet snow serpent from a planet 3 times farther out than mars is from venus on a friday at noon, how big is a bucket?' sorta question, I'd think.
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summerlove · 31-35, F
@SW-User Yeah I'm going to be practicing a lot.
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@summerlove rock on. good luck.
summerlove · 31-35, F
Miram · 31-35, F
If you think it's 600% this is how you work it out:
100%= the initial price
100×6 = all the price=600
600(all the price)- 100= profits= 500
Now that's correct starting from 100% being the initial price.
If you consider the end price 100%, the profit percentage would be about 85%
100%= the initial price
100×6 = all the price=600
600(all the price)- 100= profits= 500
Now that's correct starting from 100% being the initial price.
If you consider the end price 100%, the profit percentage would be about 85%
summerlove · 31-35, F
@Miram Good way of thinking.
Miram · 31-35, F
@summerlove did you change 7 to 6? 😕
summerlove · 31-35, F
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@summerlove No problem at all.
sealevelsherpa · 46-50, M
600% unless you also want to factor in inflation etc
summerlove · 31-35, F
@sealevelsherpa It's 500%
sealevelsherpa · 46-50, M
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summerlove · 31-35, F
@SillyGirl It's 500%. I don't know how to work it out though haha.
SillyGirl · F
@summerlove it isn't.
summerlove · 31-35, F
@SillyGirl It is 500.