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16 February, 23:28

To increase an amount by 24% what single multiplier would you use?

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  1. 17 February, 01:07
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    Let x be the original amount.

    Increasing x by 24% means to add 24% of x to the original amount x.

    x + 24% of x = x +.24x = 1x +.24x = 1.24x.

    Therefore, to increase a given amount by 24% then multiply the original amount by a single factor of 1.24.
  2. 17 February, 02:46
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    If you are increasing an amount in percentage, here's a trick, you simply add 100% to it.

    That is 100% + 24% = 124%.

    Therefore the single multiplier = 124% = 124/100 = 1.24.

    If you were decreasing in percentage, here's a trick, you simply subtract it from 100% to it.

    That is 100% - 24% = 76.

    Therefore the single multiplier = 76% = 76/100 = 0.76.
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