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Thursday 6 August 2020

financial literacy (part 2)

In math we have been looking at Financial literacy, (And yes, this time, I have something to write about)

SO! We have been looking at Percentages and how to work them out. SO! Here are the equations we have looked out

"To write an amount as a percentage, write it first as a fraction and then convert it into a percentage"
(top ፥ bottom x 100 or amount ፥ total x 100)
For example 
3 out of 25.
3 
25
፥ 25 = 0.12
0.12 x 100 = 12 
12%

"To calculate an certain amount, use this rule"
(Percentage ፥ 100 x amount)
FOR EXAMPLE! 
25% of 66
 25 
100
25 ፥ 100 = 0.25
0.25 x 66 = 16.5
25% of 66 is 16.5

"For percentage increase, multiply the original amount by"
(1+ percentage ፥ 100) 
SO! For example 
A 15% increase for $40
115
100
115 ፥ 100 = 1.15 
1.15 x 40 = 46

LOOK! I DID MATH THIS TIME! BE PROUD OF ME! It is kinda boring though. Time to spice things up! So... Pictures or random shiz? Both....? *evil smirk* LETS GO! Pic's first! 

































Sooo. I got distracted and can no longer add random shiz here, SO HAVE SOME BEAUTIFUL BOYS (and girls) INSTED 








































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