Percentage Deduction Formula:
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Percentage deduction is a mathematical calculation that determines how much to subtract from an original amount based on a specified percentage. It's commonly used in financial calculations like discounts, taxes, commissions, and reductions.
The calculator uses the percentage deduction formula:
Where:
Example: For $200 with a 25% deduction: $200 × (25/100) = $50 deduction, leaving $150 remaining.
Common Uses:
Instructions:
Q1: Can I use this for percentage increases?
A: Yes, but you would add the deduction amount to the original instead of subtracting it.
Q2: How do I calculate the final amount after deduction?
A: Subtract the deduction amount from the original amount (shown as "Remaining Amount" in results).
Q3: What's the difference between percentage off and percentage of?
A: "Percentage off" means deducting from the total (like a discount), while "percentage of" means calculating a portion of the total.
Q4: How do I reverse a percentage deduction?
A: To find the original amount before a deduction: Final Amount ÷ (1 - (Percentage/100)).
Q5: Can I enter percentages over 100%?
A: The calculator allows it, but deductions over 100% would result in a negative remaining amount.