If Lisa had a certain amount of money and spent $39 of it and has 75% of the original amount left then Lisa originally started out with $156.00.
percent increase=(new amount-original amount) _____________________ original amount
Percentage increase = (increase-original amount)/(original amount) times 100
its 3x
20 dollars...
100.50
3 dollars
These are going for anywhere from 175-450 dollars depending on the certain model design and amount of original finish remaining.
No but in certain cases yes but half of what was in the beginning of the original amount and plus a quarter of that should be added in certain cases because of the high amount of certainty.
70-200 dollars depending on the amount of original finish remaining and a good bore.
These are going for 200-325 dollars depending on the amount of original finish.
30% off is the same as 70% of the original amount, so $43 * 0.70 = $30.10
The value of this rifle is based on the amount of original finish remaining on your rifle in a percentage amount,and a good bore.If your rifle has 60% original finish remaining it is valued at 400 dollars,up to 1,150 dollars for a fine example with 90% original finish remaining.You can also add a 25% premium for your rifle because it is chambered in .25 remington.
For Percent Off, calculate the 60% on the original amount. This is the amount of the discount. Then subtract from the original, to get the final price. Or you can do (100% - discount%) then multiply that by the original, to get the final. So in this case: 100% - 60% = 40%. So multiply 0.40 x 82 = 32.80
Newly deposited amount: 364 dollars Current Bank balance: 500 dollars Previous balance:? Previous balance = current balance - newly deposited amount = 500 - 364 = 136 Franklin had 136 dollars in his account before he made the 364 dollar deposit
Yes! After a certain amount of time, not sure exact number of years, the value of the merchandise credit will be credited back to the original purchaser of the item. I found this out the hard way and lost $140 some dollars worth of credit.
Yes...if you get certain credits, made a certain amount, and have children..or bought a house for the first time..it's definitely possible.
These are going for between 300-450 dollars,depending on the amount of original finish and overall condition.