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Umgekehrte Prozentrechnung
Den ursprünglichen Wert vor einer prozentualen Änderung ermitteln.
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Den ursprünglichen Wert vor einer prozentualen Änderung ermitteln.
Reverse percentage problems ask you to work backwards from a final value to find the original. If something increased by X%, the final value equals the original times (1 + X/100). To find the original, divide the final value by this multiplier. This is trickier than forward percentages because you can't simply subtract the percentage.
If Final = Original × (1 + X/100), then Original = Final ÷ (1 + X/100)
- After a 20% increase, a price is $120. Original = $120 ÷ 1.20 = $100
- After a 25% discount, a price is $60. Original = $60 ÷ 0.75 = $80
- After a 10% raise, salary is $55,000. Original = $55,000 ÷ 1.10 = $50,000
So erkennen Sie es
- You're given the final value after a percentage change
- You need to find what the value was before the change
- Keywords: 'original price', 'was before', 'started at'
Häufige Fehler
- Subtracting the percentage from the final (e.g., $120 - 20% = $96, wrong!)
- Using the wrong multiplier (1.20 for increase, 0.80 for 20% decrease)
- Confusing increase (multiply by >1) with decrease (multiply by <1)
Schritt-für-Schritt-Lösung
Nach einer Erhöhung von 25 % beträgt ein Preis 150 $. Was war der Originalpreis?
- Identifiziere den Multiplikator für 25 % Erhöhung: 1 + 25/100 = 1,25
- Stelle die Gleichung auf: Original x 1,25 = 150 $
- Teile den Endwert durch den Multiplikator: 150 $ / 1,25
- Berechne: 150 $ / 1,25 = 120 $
Antwort: $120
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