Increase or Decrease by a Percentage (Using a Multiplier!) | Grade 5 Crossover | GCSE Maths Tutor

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A video revising the techniques and strategies for calculating percentage increases and decreases using a multiplier (Higher and Foundation).

This video is part of the Fractions, Decimals and Percentages module in GCSE maths, see my other videos below to continue with the series.

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[yohanakfle]

for the percentage decrease, you could also use a different method e.g decrease 80 by 20%, first do 80 times 0.20 = 16, then 80-16 =64

[jozifff.]

i average 7-8 and have to say i struggle with percentages for some bizarre reason

[Sarahgmt-cbtg]

After watching this video i now have a clear understanding of this topic! thank you so much

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[GmingTai]

I hope this helps some :) 120x20%=answer+120 =144 rember to always put the percentage

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[saifhussain]

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[ak_-zckb]

Thanks i struggled on the decreasing percentages

[Adriel-ef]

Absolutely fantastic thx for the help!

[dishwi]

This helped me a lot! just a bit confused how is 35% = 1.35 when 20% = 0.20?

[itzme_zeni]

Guys u can also do like for example increase 120 by 20% u can do 120×20÷100 and u will get 24 then do 120+24 which is 144 so the answer is 144 <3 this method might be easier <3 your welcome

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