Percentage usually means the relative value from a total value. We use percentage for example like this:
Our total value here is one million cars.
And we say: "every second car is more than five years old"
Translated to percents - "every second car" means fifty percent (50%).
Correct answer is: half million of cars is older than five years.
One percent also means one hundredth. From above example - one hundredth (1%) from million would be one hundred thousand.
\(
x = \frac{1 000 000}{100} = 100 000 \\
\)
\(
Value = Percentage \cdot (TotalValue / 100) \\[1ex]
\)
Example: How many cars is 10% of 50 cars
\(
Value = 10 \cdot (50 / 100) \\ Value = 5 \, cars
\)
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