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The answer is that product y is greater than product x by 853%.
Assume: A1: $828.74 A2: $87.00 A3: =(A1/A2-1), formatted as %
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Your answer gets to exactly what I do not understand--
By what logic or rule or understanding do you know which # to divide by which #? Mark |
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In this case, with x=$87.00 and y=$828.74: 'x' is 10.5% of 'y' ($87.00/$828.74)*100, which makes it 89.5% less than 'y' ($87.00/$828.74 -1)*100; and 'y' is 953% of 'x' ($828.74/$87.00)*100, which makes it 853% more than 'x' ($828.74/$87.00 -1)*100.
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