Question

What is the percent of decrease from 320 to 32?

A.
10%

B.
90%

C.
100%

D.
288%

Answer 1

oh yeah free medal for answer lol

Answer 2

(How much it went down / original amount) x 100

Answer 3

?

Answer 4

Actually you don't even have to calculate it.
Only 1 answer makes sense.

Answer 5

so 100%

Answer 6

100% decrease would take it to zero. not 32

Answer 7

O.o
i hate math

Answer 8

This isn't even math. Just common sense. No calculating involved.

Answer 9

From 320 to 32 is a pretty big decrease, but not quite 100%. Can you see that?

Answer 10

Well, It's pretty obvious that a 10% decrease would drop it 32% Because 10% of 320 is 32. So how many times if you subtracted 32 from 320 would it take you to get to the final answer of 32.
that amount of times multiplied by 10%

Answer 11

thats alot of words O.o

Answer 12

Whoops 32 not 32%

Answer 13

-_-

Answer 14

Ok, so let me make this simple for you

Answer 15

i just dont understand... math is hard for me...

Answer 16

10% of 320=32.

Answer 17

So, How much percentage did you lose going to 10%?

Answer 18

but 32 is not a answer :(

Answer 19

22?

Answer 20

I understand that. How much percentage did you lose going to 32?

Answer 21

No.

Answer 22

You start off at 100%

Answer 23

78

Answer 24

Then you go down to 10% what is the total loss?

Answer 25

100-32=78

Answer 26

78-10?

Answer 27

No, 32 is the number you're trying to get too.

Answer 28

which is 10% of the total number

Answer 29

320.

Answer 30

Ok, this is as simple as I can put it without giving you the answer.

Answer 31

oooohhhhhh



i seariously hate math

Answer 32

288?

Answer 33

If you're trying to get to 10% (which is 32)

Answer 34

To find how much you lost do 100%-10%

Answer 35

90%

Answer 36

Yes! Perfect.

Answer 37

Since you lost 90%, That would be the "Percent of Change"

Answer 38

So that's your answer :)

Answer 39

oh o.o
that was easyr tan i thought thanks :D

Answer 40

Yes, I hope this'll help you with future problems.

Answer 41

yeah but i have3 more to ask :D

Answer 42

Wow. :p

Answer 43

The method I used to solve your problem is one I was never taught I self taught myself.

Answer 44

sweet thats easy...but hard at the same time

Answer 45

Find the percentage of the new number then subtract or add to 100% to find the change.

Answer 46

o.o