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Squirleyanne
I have taken 15% off a figure. I now need to get back to the original figure before I took off the 15%?
If I add 15% to the figure I have now, this of course will be wrong because it is adding it to a lower figure than I started with. Can anyone help please?
                     
 




angela
The figure you have now is 85% of the original figure. So, you need to divide the figure you have now by .85 to get the original figure back.


DMsView
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Since you took off 15%, you have 85% of the original so divide the answer you have by 85 and multiply by 100.


Troy Colts Rock
Angela and DMsView are right. Divide your new figure by 0.85 and you will get your original figure back.


gingerlatic
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the figure you have now is 85%, divide the figure by 85 then multiply the answer by 15 then add that number onto the 85%

100-15%=85
85/85=1
1*15=15
15+85=100


mjvincent
Well if you remember what the original figure was ie 180.00 and then you figured out that 15% Of that was 27. You could add that 27 back to the 153.


lynn
You have to say: x-.15x=something. If you dont know what the something is, you cant solve the problem


Neenah
Say your beginning figure is 20.

20
*.85
-----
17

so, your answer is to add the difference

17
+3
----
20

so, this is your formula

P 15%
--- = -----
W 100


so, you plug your figures


P 15%
--- = ----
20 100

then you multiply

20*15% and then divide by 100

your P = 3

so 3 is 15% of 20


Donna M
I don't get it. You must know what the original number was, otherwise how would you have deducted the 15%?


Ajsl83
But surley you know what figure you took 15% off to start with??


Judy1
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Divide by .85

Basically your are saying that 85% of the original number is what you have now, so the equation is (if the original number is x)

.85 * x = the number you have after taking off 15%

so x = the number you have / .85


bull_rooster_aardvark
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Taking 15% off was the same as multiplying the orignal figure by .85. To reverse the transaction just divide by .85


Bunmi O
Just divide the new figure by 0.85
Suppose the original figure was 20
15% of 20 is 3
Your new figure is now 17
So to get the original figure
17 divided by 0.85 = 20
simple


Missy
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emm glue the 15% back on?


hottotrot1_usa
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Divide by .85 I tried it, it works.


MARTIN
divide the figure by 1.15


Crystal Arellano
if you have 80 and you want to know what 15% of that is, you MULTIPLY 80 by .15 = that gives you 12. So to figure out the original number you take 12 DIVIDED by .15 = that equals 80.
Hope this helps!


irishnomad1
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"easy" multiply the figure you now have by 1.1764705882352941176470588235294294. works every time for me


Joe Kool
New total + (15% of original total) or basically the reverse of what you did to get the 15% off.


elmafuddyesmate
If you have a figure, like 100 and you take off 10% it would be 90. To then get it back to the original figure you would have to add the 10% back on to make it 100.


Margie
Add 30%??


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