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Percentage of a number calculator

Percentage Calculator

Percentage of a Number Calculator

This calculator helps you find the percentage of any number quickly. For example, finding 25% of 200.

Result will appear here.

Understanding Percentage of a Number

The percentage of a number is calculated by multiplying the number by the percentage and dividing by 100.
Formula: Percentage of a number = (Percentage × Number) ÷ 100

Example: 20% of 50 → (20 × 50) ÷ 100 = 10

How the Calculator Works

The calculator automatically:

Step 1: Takes the number and the percentage as input

Step 2: Applies the formula (Percentage × Number ÷ 100)

Step 3: Displays the result instantly

Examples

1. 25% of 200 → (25×200)/100 = 50

2. 15% of 80 → (15×80)/100 = 12

3. 50% of 120 → (50×120)/100 = 60

4. 12.5% of 64 → (12.5×64)/100 = 8

Why This Formula Matters

Calculating percentages is essential in finance, discounts, statistics, data analysis, and daily life applications.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

- Forgetting to divide by 100
- Confusing the percentage and the number
- Using decimal percentages incorrectly

Important: Always divide by 100 after multiplying the percentage by the number.

Correct: (percentage × number) / 100, not (percentage × number) alone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use decimals?

Yes. Both the number and the percentage can be decimals.

What is 100% of a number?

100% of any number is the number itself.

What if the percentage is more than 100?

The formula works normally. For example, 150% of 20 → (150×20)/100 = 30

Conclusion

This percentage calculator is a simple and effective tool to quickly calculate the percentage of any number, useful for students, professionals, and everyday calculations.