Mathematics Formulas and Percentage - Practice Questions PDF
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This document covers key mathematical concepts including percentages, profit, loss, and interest calculations. It provides formulas and examples to aid in understanding and problem-solving across a range of topics. The content is suitable for secondary school students preparing for math tests and exams.
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**[1F]** **Key ideas** - - - - - - **1G** - - - - **\ 1H** - - - - - **1K** To calculate simple interest , we apply the formula: I = P × [\$\\frac{r}{100}\$]{.math.inline} × t or I = [\$\\frac{\\text{Prt}}{100}\$]{.math.inline} where - - -...
**[1F]** **Key ideas** - - - - - - **1G** - - - - **\ 1H** - - - - - **1K** To calculate simple interest , we apply the formula: I = P × [\$\\frac{r}{100}\$]{.math.inline} × t or I = [\$\\frac{\\text{Prt}}{100}\$]{.math.inline} where - - - - When using simple interest, the principal amount is constant and remains unchanged from one period to the next. The total amount (\$A) equals the principal plus interest: A = P + I