PLEASE HELP If a page is reduced to 80%, what percent enlargement would return to its original size ?
It's simple :) what do you multiply to 0.8 so that you get 1?
you need more than 20%, because 20% of 100 is missing it is not 20% of 80 that was reduced away
25%
How do I get 25%?
(100-80)/80 *100
@mrom you want 100% from 80: 100/80 = 1,25 100 is 125% of 80, or increase of 25%
Can I use that same equation to figure out how many times I would have to photocopy a page to make the final result less than 5% of the original size ?
if you have 100, and take half of it then this is how it goes: 0 x 50%: 100 1 x 50% : 50 2 x 50% : 25 3 x 50% : 12.5 instead of making a table you can also do this in one step: 100 x (0.5)^3 = 100 x 0.125 = 12.5
% =change/starting point
20%
so to take the half of a half you multiply the original size x half^2
and you can plug anything instead of half you can put a fifth there: a fifth of a fifth is: original * fifth^2
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