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    Small maths issue. Times x (number) by 3%

    Am i failing at google tonight? Need to times any number i have by 3% but cant find any thing.

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    Re: Small maths issue. Times x (number) by 3%

    Show us what you have tried.
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    Re: Small maths issue. Times x (number) by 3%

    ummm X * 0.03 ?????

    3&#37; = 0.03

    if you want to add 3% to the number, then you can do it like this:
    x * 1.03

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    Re: Small maths issue. Times x (number) by 3%

    Sorry for silly question. Maybe a typo? If 3&#37; = 0.03 then why times 1.03?

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    Re: Small maths issue. Times x (number) by 3%

    Quote Originally Posted by techgnome View Post
    if you want to add 3%
    As he said, to add 3%.

    So:

    3% of 50 = 50 * .03 = 1.5

    And:

    50 + 3% = 50 + (50 * .03) = 51.50

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