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From: Barb <misscloee2002@yahoo.com> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2004011511:16:31 Subject: Re: Foolproof way to learn percentages In receiving a summary of an investment, I'm not sure how to figure the percentage of a gain or loss. For example, previous statement of $3,285.00, earnings of $785, value now $4070.00. How do you set of the equation for either a percentage gain in this case or percentage in a loss?
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