4More than, less thanx%more⇒less by 100+xx×100%x%less⇒more by 100−xx×100%
5Successive changenet%=a+b+100abequal rise and fall: −100a2%
6Three or more changesfinal=start×m1×m2×m3
7Price, use and spendmuse=mpricemspendsame spend: price up x%⇒use down 100+xx×100%
8Margin in pointstotal=gap in pointslead×100
9The part that staysnew total=its new shareunchanged part
10Pass bothpass both=100−(x+y−z)%
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Q1Easy
A pair of sneakers is repriced from ₹2,400 to ₹1,800 in a sale. By what percentage has the price fallen?
Correct answer·25%
Why
Percentage change always sits on the old price.
The fall is 2400−1800=600, and 2400600=41; dividing by 1800 instead gives the trap 3331%.
So the price has fallen by 25%.
Q2Easy
The price of a phone was increased by 20%, then reduced by 20%, and later increased by 10%. What is the net change in its price compared with the original price?
Correct answer·5.6% increase
Why
Pair the equal rise and fall first: +20% then −20% nets −100202=−4%.
Combine −4 and +10 with a+b+100ab: −4+10−0.4=5.6.
So the phone ends up costing 5.6% more than at the start.
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