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Say you want to work out 15% of £20.50.
Do this calculation- 20.50/100=0.205, 0.205*15=3.075
Round 3.075 to £3.07 and add to £20.50
-20.50+3.07=£23.57
paulhepcat
15% is easy. Divide by ten, then divide by two. Add both those together and you have the 15%.
If you are calculating from the vat included price to work out how much is vat, the obvious suggestion is look on the receipt! Otherwise divide by 1.15.
Dave B
say something is £125.00
get 10% of the number by moving it down 1 decimal place.
£12.50
half that so that you have got 5%
£6.25
add them together so then you have got 15% of the number
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