How do I calculate a percentage increase?

To calculate the percentage increase, subtract the original number from the new number, divide the result by the original number, and then multiply by 100. Our "Percentage Change" calculator does this for you automatically.

How can I calculate the original price from a discounted price?

If you know the discounted price and the discount percentage, you can use the "Value after % Added/Subtracted" calculator. Enter the discounted price in the "Final Value" field, select "Subtract %", enter the discount percentage, and the tool will calculate the original price for you.

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Mastering Percentages for Everyday Life

Percentages are a fundamental part of our daily lives, from calculating a discount at a store to understanding statistics in the news. Our versatile Percentage Calculator is designed to handle the most common percentage problems with ease and accuracy.

Common Percentage Calculations You Can Perform

Calculate Exam Marks: Quickly find your percentage by entering the marks you obtained and the total marks possible.
Find a Percentage of a Number: Quickly answer questions like "What is 15% of 200?". Perfect for calculating tips or commissions.
Solve "X is what percent of Y?": Easily figure out what percentage one number represents of another, such as "30 is what percent of 150?".
Calculate Percentage Change: Determine the percentage increase or decrease from one value to another, ideal for tracking sales growth, investment performance, or price changes.
Add or Subtract a Percentage: A powerful feature for calculating final prices with Goods and Services Tax (GST) included, or figuring out the sale price after a discount.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Mastering Percentages for Everyday Life

Common Percentage Calculations You Can Perform

Calculate Exam Marks: Quickly find your percentage by entering the marks you obtained and the total marks possible.

Find a Percentage of a Number: Quickly answer questions like "What is 15% of 200?". Perfect for calculating tips or commissions.

Solve "X is what percent of Y?": Easily figure out what percentage one number represents of another, such as "30 is what percent of 150?".

Calculate Percentage Change: Determine the percentage increase or decrease from one value to another, ideal for tracking sales growth, investment performance, or price changes.

Add or Subtract a Percentage: A powerful feature for calculating final prices with Goods and Services Tax (GST) included, or figuring out the sale price after a discount.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)