Successive Percentage Change (GMAT/GRE/CAT/Bank PO/SSC CGL) | Don't Memorise

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In this video, we will learn:
0:00 successive percentage change problem (increase)
0:17 solution
1:21 successive percentage change problem (increase then decrease)
1:35 solution
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Successive Percentage Change
If there are successive percentage increases of a % and b%, the effective percentage increase is:
{(a + b + (ab/100)}%
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[@samarthmehrotra1900]

in case of inc and then decrease in a succession, what is the formula?

[@purujadhav5013]

Percentage increase=(increase in amount/Original amount × 100)%

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[@HarishManjrekar]

Concept explained really well👍

[@onetirtha]

Excellent

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Very good and funny videos bring a great sense of entertainment!

[@realeyes8199]

You teach maths in a very functional way.

[@sahilpawarr]

This was really helpful thank you so much!

[@animeshsharma1445]

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[@Rohit___0.07]

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[@shadowgaming-dk9dw]

Reason for taking 1.2 is
Let P be the initial amount
Let P' be the increased amount
If it is increased by 20%
P'= P%+ 20%
= 100/100 + 20/100
= 1 + 0.2
P' = 1.2
This is the reason for taking that as 1.2

[@melissakwit2763]

This was very helpful, thank you!

[@dineshkumar-fg3pp]

May I know the percentage increase and decrease based questions

[@basharsaade4795]

how did you get 0.8 ?

[@nemoaditi5375]

EXACTLY

[@AnkitGupta-cf6mg]

How we get 1.2 and .8

[@nooneisabovemymom1599]

@@williams322 thanks

[@lavanyakommana719]

How the 100 is multiple to 1.2???

[@sspk97]

By using formula (a+b+ab/100)
The sum become more easy
Example first example
20% and 10%
20+10+(20*10/100)
30+(2)
32
32%

[@gaganbhatia2172]

Is there a formula for decrease as well?

[@ashis2486]

@@gaganbhatia2172 yes same formula

[@pwshorts9698]

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[@nooneisabovemymom1599]

Can someone please explain me how she got that 0.8

[@purujadhav5013]

How we have to multiple with 1.2

[@jagritijain5663]

10=(y-120)/120 *100 = 240, so (240-100)/100 *100 = 24%, wats wrong in this formula?

[@prashansalowe1539]

What's that 1.2 and 1.1

[@Little_-677]

96

[@josievanhemert4645]

can you be my math tutor'

[@subtomichaelplayz1239]

the teacher asked us to watch this

[@adhyayanjain2292]

But why did u take 100 ???

[@priyankar4080]

It's a base value because percentage is always 100 so we can take base as 100

[@lekhosireducation.9706]

Kasi nekalai persatag

[@andromedacefiues9083]

I can't understand

[@mayawelz454]

Me tio

[@kunjiyt5684]

yay 2nd

[@Aisha-gd6dq]

This is so confusing 😐😐😐