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GCSE Maths

Number

Reverse Percentages

Reverse Percentages

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Level 5–6
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Key Points 

  • The final amount represents a percentage after the increase or decrease.

  • Write the known percentage as a decimal multiplier.

  • Divide by the multiplier to find the original amount.

  • Read the question carefully to identify the original percentage.


Keywords: reverse percentages, original value, percentage increase, GCSE maths.

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