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A percentage is a number out of 100.

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A base is the starting value before applying a percentage.

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1% equals 0.1 in decimal form.

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A percentage is always a whole number.

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If a price goes from 100 to 150, the rate of change is 30%.

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The base and the rate are always the same value.

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A 25% increase means the final amount is the base plus one quarter of it.

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Converting a decimal to a percentage involves multiplying by 100.

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The base is defined after applying the percentage.

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A rate is the amount of change per unit, such as per time.

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