Or instead of doing the percentage and then adding the original number, when GROWING, you can simply add +1 to your percentage, then solve and you'll get the same answer, without having to add the original number again.
I'm sorry for being late, but basically if you are growing (or increasing, such as taxing) you can simply add 1 to your decimal, and what this does is multiply your value, plus the percentile increase; instead of adding your value then the percentile
In the last problem, Portfolio grows by 25% and the current value is $100 We need to find the initial value x Which means 125% of x = 100 I.e 1.25*x=100 X= 100/ 1.25 X= 10000/ 125 X= 80
I think whats a bigger problem is percentages in the thousands. For example: From 2000, to 25,00 is 1150%. If I divide this by 28 I get approx. 41% a year. If I take 2000 and do a future value calculator (excel) with 41% a year, I get over 30,000,000. What am I doing wrong? How do I find what percentage growth this is per year. I do not get it.
This is how i do the second one. If you have $100 after the number has grown with 25% $100 is 125% of the original number The original number is 100%. To find the original number you just have to divide $100 (which is the number you have after it has grown with 25%) with 125 and then you know what 1% is and times that by 100 to find the original number(100%). I'm bad at explaining so I'll show you my calculations: 100/125= 0.08 0.08*100= 80
In art your portfolio would be a group of your works, like 5 paintings or all your paintings. And in investing, your portfolio is a group of your stocks or houses or cryptocurrencies or whatever you're investing in. Sometimes that's all your stocks or all your stocks of a certain type or all your stocks you bought using one broker to buy them etc. Really however you want to measure it.
@MrMGD92 because the questions says "it grows" which is addition. for example a crowd of 2 people grows by 5 people is the same as 2+5, so back to the problem once you find the percent you still have to add t to the whole number $95
would've been better if the demo also showed that if x + 0.15x = y, then 1.15x=y, which means you can find out how much something grows by 15% multiplying by 1.15, in one step.
Yeah, sometimes when I'm watching these I'm like ugh, "Sals doin a long lecture today" Then the I see the potato quality and sloppy handwriting then I'm like "Lmao old Sal video from when he didn't know how to cut, copy, paste or select all"
@demilo1625 looks like 44.44%. just let 28/63=x/100 and cross multiply. 28/63 is the fraction you have, and some number over 100 is the fraction you want.
7:10 haha "I just realised you probably dont know what a hedge fund is.........I invest in stocks for living"....and probably have several yachts :p Thanks for vid!
+Hamza Mohamed Horrible indeed, to be honest it didn't make any sense at all because if someone says " 13 is what percent of 47? then you say "yo mama" it would not be an answer for this question, this is not about the persons' mother.
Mr. Hernandez had to interview a total of 63 households in his assignment. He has already finished 28. What percentage of the households in his assignments has he finished? (Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a percent.)Help me
@vickiormindyb THANK YOU FOR REPLAYING. BUT WHAT IS THE FORMELA FOR THIS PROBLEM? My credit card GIVE ME A 2% CASH BACK ON PURCHEASES I MAKE. I JUST WANT TO SEE IF THERE RIGHT. AND I WANT TO BE ABLE TO DO IT TOO. THANK YOU.
that is to cool you work at a hedge fund i studied finance so long and passionately but never got a spot cuz im self educated on it. buy tesla and ripple coin
Or instead of doing the percentage and then adding the original number, when GROWING, you can simply add +1 to your percentage, then solve and you'll get the same answer, without having to add the original number again.
I'm sorry for being late, but basically if you are growing (or increasing, such as taxing) you can simply add 1 to your decimal, and what this does is multiply your value, plus the percentile increase; instead of adding your value then the percentile
so basically intead of 95+0.15x95 we can do 95(1.15)
A➗b=c A ^B=
In the last problem,
Portfolio grows by 25% and the current value is $100
We need to find the initial value x
Which means 125% of x = 100
I.e 1.25*x=100
X= 100/ 1.25
X= 10000/ 125
X= 80
so amazing the instinct we have when we make a mistake.
your in the future
@@VashaInigo yes I am :)
@@nocturnalvisionmusic haha
@@VashaInigo ;D hehe
I think whats a bigger problem is percentages in the thousands. For example:
From 2000, to 25,00 is 1150%. If I divide this by 28 I get approx. 41% a year.
If I take 2000 and do a future value calculator (excel) with 41% a year, I get over 30,000,000. What am I doing wrong? How do I find what percentage growth this is per year.
I do not get it.
6:54 diamond hands
I always preferred doing 95x1.15
Amazing! Thank you so much for your videos. It turns out that maths is not that difficult if someone explains it properly.
For the second problem, since 1.25 = 5/4, you can divide by 5/4 ( multiply by the inverse, 4/5) which gives you 80 without having to do long division.
your in the future now lol
100% = 95
15% is x 95x15/100=14.5 this way is easier
fabian riquetti 6 _15 10? =195 15 30 45 60 75 90 5 17.2/3 how doed it lead to 14.5
For many reasons he didn't put that 'cuz we're doing it for (maybe) the first time
fabian riquetti Or 95:100x15..
I can't belive this video was made when I was 8
I was born then...
9 days before
I was 3!
A➗B=C
i just calculated you either 19 0r 20 lol im 12 btw
This is how i do the second one.
If you have $100 after the number has grown with 25%
$100 is 125% of the original number
The original number is 100%.
To find the original number you just have to divide $100 (which is the number you have after it has grown with 25%) with 125 and then you know what 1% is and times that by 100 to find the original number(100%).
I'm bad at explaining so I'll show you my calculations:
100/125= 0.08
0.08*100= 80
Literally just do .15*95 and then add the sun of that and 95 together that's the easiest way, just like he does in the video
2020 here just checkin up on u
@@darkrunes8749 i have no idea why i commented that 😭
@@myfolder5388 2023 here just checkin up on u
Thank you Mr. Sal!!
What's a portfolio?
It's where someone invests in a stock and and their portfolio is how much money they make and what stocks they invest in
In art your portfolio would be a group of your works, like 5 paintings or all your paintings. And in investing, your portfolio is a group of your stocks or houses or cryptocurrencies or whatever you're investing in. Sometimes that's all your stocks or all your stocks of a certain type or all your stocks you bought using one broker to buy them etc. Really however you want to measure it.
@MrMGD92 because the questions says "it grows" which is addition. for example a crowd of 2 people grows by 5 people is the same as 2+5, so back to the problem once you find the percent you still have to add t to the whole number $95
just divide 28/63 and it should give 0.44 which is 44%
would've been better if the demo also showed that if x + 0.15x = y, then 1.15x=y, which means you can find out how much something grows by 15% multiplying by 1.15, in one step.
I can’t believe this video was made when I wasn’t even born
has anyone realized how much sal's hand writing has gotten better over the years
Yeah, sometimes when I'm watching these I'm like ugh, "Sals doin a long lecture today"
Then the I see the potato quality and sloppy handwriting then I'm like "Lmao old Sal video from when he didn't know how to cut, copy, paste or select all"
@demilo1625 looks like 44.44%. just let 28/63=x/100 and cross multiply. 28/63 is the fraction you have, and some number over 100 is the fraction you want.
That's very interesting. I appreciate it!
Great job!
This vid was made when I wasn't even born yet 😂😂😂
Same lmao
Weird chalkboard like noise at 3:40 😮
Thank you, very helpful video
lol 11 years ago but he still has the same mic
What is a port folio?
Your mom
thanks, excellent explanations!
Can you post videos about investment strategies?
Haters say the he didn't define by how much time he grows at the rate of 15% and just finds out how much he has in some unknown time
great teacher
Thank you!
Great info thx
on the excerises with the website I learned that because it comes in handy when its like 50 pounds increased by 125% so £50 (100%) + 125% = 50 * 2.25%
GENIUS
egyptroxs lazy you
genius mysterious mysterious music lover why are you saying that?
thank you
"25% is roughly one fourth, right?" interesting quote
I never knew you work in finance, i thought you were either a scientist, doctor or engineer
Sir solve the problem...if 500 is reduced by 25% what is the new value
.???
Very nice system
You know it would be a lot easier to just use fractions..
@vickiormindyb that would cause a run up of inflation.
Here’s your 2020 comment.
Im in 2021😲😲😲😲😈
@vickiormindyb OK THANK YOU AGAIN.
Thanks (:
im here watching from 2024, time go's so fast...
Haha. Video came out before I was born KEWK
nice.nice,very nice
Does something make a laughing sound at 3:40 ?
Niga
7:10 haha "I just realised you probably dont know what a hedge fund is.........I invest in stocks for living"....and probably have several yachts :p Thanks for vid!
2:35 i dont follow how you getting the numbers
13 is what percent of 47?
Carlos Marrufo yo mama
Carlos Marrufo sorry i couldn't resist the urge
+Duchess Sarena that was horrible
+Hamza Mohamed Horrible indeed, to be honest it didn't make any sense at all because if someone says " 13 is what percent of 47? then you say "yo mama" it would not be an answer for this question, this is not about the persons' mother.
Blazecorn it was unnecessary
thanks?
Mr. Hernandez had to interview a total of 63
households in his assignment. He has already
finished 28. What percentage of the households
in his assignments has he finished? (Round
your answer to the nearest tenth of a percent.)Help me
I know this question is 9 Years old, but I got u. Mr Hernandez has interviewed 28/63 which is 0.44, which in percentage form is 44%
@vickiormindyb Hey, thank you very much I was doing it right. I just wasn't sure. Thank you again. Bye
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how is 1.25x the answer to 1x + .25x ?
Brandon Wiesen
1+1/4= 4/4 +1/4= 5/4 or 1.25
I did have a doubt why did u write 95+.15%??
@vickiormindyb THANK YOU FOR REPLAYING. BUT WHAT IS THE FORMELA FOR THIS PROBLEM? My credit card GIVE ME A 2% CASH BACK ON PURCHEASES I MAKE. I JUST WANT TO SEE IF THERE RIGHT. AND I WANT TO BE ABLE TO DO IT TOO. THANK YOU.
this was made 1 month before I was born loooooooool
This vid is older than me
the screen is huge. lol on ur mistake
This video is ollld
this didnt help me. can someone help me please? if i get a 2% cash back on $19.40. how much am i getting back?
19.40 x 1/50
My Teacher asked Me to watch this vid >.>
who is watching this in 2022
that is to cool you work at a hedge fund i studied finance so long and passionately but never got a spot cuz im self educated on it. buy tesla and ripple coin
this aged well
g
this was very confusing
you heard of carrying the 1?
Byte11 what?
lol
No offense, but it's 14.25.
talk faster im not 4 years old