
Percentage Calculations quiz
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Which English phrase translates the literal Latin root 'per centum'?
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Which multiplier gives an item's total price with 7% tax?
Answer: 1.07
Why: The multiplier 1 represents 100% of the base price, while 0.07 adds the 7% sales tax directly in one step.
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What percent discount reverses a 25% markup?
Answer: 20%
Why: Because the 25% markup creates a larger total base, a smaller percentage discount is needed to return to baseline.
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At 6% yearly growth, what doubling time does the Rule of 72 give?
Answer: 12 years
Why: Luca Pacioli printed the rule in 1494. At 6 percent the exact doubling time is 11.9 years, so 72 divided by 6 overshoots by about five weeks.
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Which percentage is mathematically equivalent to the fraction 1/8?
Answer: 12.5%
Why: Halving 100% three times gives 50%, then 25%, and finally 12.5%.
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What percentage increase makes a number five times as big?
Answer: 400%
Why: Watch the wording: 400% of a number is four times it, while an increase of 400% leaves five times it, because the original 100% stays in the total.
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What minimum percentage lies within two standard deviations by Chebyshev?
Answer: 75%
Why: Unlike the empirical rule requiring a bell curve, Chebyshev's 75% bound holds for any distribution shape.