Percentage Change Worksheet
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Percentage Change Worksheet
Formula
Percentage change = ((New value − Original value) ÷ Original value) × 100
If the result is positive, it is a percentage increase. If the result is negative, it is a percentage decrease.
Calculate the percentage change in each question. State whether it is an increase or decrease. Show your working.
1. A value rises from 80 to 100. Calculate the percentage increase.
2. A value falls from 200 to 160. Calculate the percentage decrease.
3. A price rises from £40 to £50. Calculate the percentage increase.
4. A price falls from £90 to £72. Calculate the percentage decrease.
5. A value rises from 150 to 195. Calculate the percentage increase.
6. A salary rises from £24,000 to £25,200. Calculate the percentage increase.
7. A shop's revenue falls from £4,200 to £3,360. Calculate the percentage decrease.
8. A price rises from £64 to £72. Calculate the percentage increase.
9. A population rises from 18,000 to 20,700. Calculate the percentage increase.
10. A car's value falls from £15,000 to £12,750. Calculate the percentage decrease.
11. A test score rises from 56 to 70. Calculate the percentage increase.
12. A house price rises from £220,000 to £264,000. Calculate the percentage increase.
13. A stock value falls from £3.60 to £2.88. Calculate the percentage decrease.
14. A value changes from 840 to 1,008. Calculate the percentage change and state whether it is an increase or decrease.
15. A value changes from 75 to 60. Calculate the percentage change and state whether it is an increase or decrease.
16. An energy bill rises from £1,240 to £1,488. Calculate the percentage increase.
17. A quantity falls from 480 to 372. Calculate the percentage decrease.
18. A school's attendance rises from 850 to 901. Calculate the percentage increase.
19. A value falls from £8,400 to £6,720. Calculate the percentage decrease.
20. A town's population changes from 34,000 to 37,400. Calculate the percentage increase.
21. A value rises from 0.4 to 0.5. Calculate the percentage increase.
22. A club's membership falls from 360 to 270. Calculate the percentage decrease.
23. A value rises from £2.40 to £3.00. Calculate the percentage increase.
24. A train journey time falls from 120 minutes to 96 minutes. Calculate the percentage decrease.
25. A stock worth £4.80 first rises by 25% and then falls by 20%. What is the overall percentage change? Explain your answer.
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