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How to calulate percentage
Cuckooclock
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I am going to sell some crafted item in a local store, they take 25% , how can I calculate this. Not what to put on but what they will take off. Thank You.
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Multiply by 0.25 to get their take. Multiply by 0.75 to see what's left (your take).
So if your item is £1, they take 25p, leaving you with 75p.
Maybe phone them to confirm your calculations? I'm sure they'd be helpful.0 -
and without having to use a calculator or do multiplication, you can just take your price and halve and halve again to find 1/4 or 25% which will be their 'take'."'Cause it's a bittersweet symphony, this life
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Multiply by .75 for your share.
Multiply sale price by 4, divide by 3 to get selling price.
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Thank you everyone I get it now, just wanted to make sure my costs were well covered.:beer:0
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