Ratio, proportion and rates of changeKS3 / GCSE

Finding a percentage increase

Calculate the percentage increase from an original and a new amount.

  • Find the increase: new amount minus original amount.
  • Divide the increase by the original amount, then multiply by 100.

Example 1

A price rises from to . Find the percentage increase.

Change
Divide by the original value, not the new value.

Example 2

A price rises from to . Find the percentage increase.

Change
Divide by the original value, not the new value.

Your turn

Question 1

A price rises from to . Find the percentage increase.

Check answer
Change
Divide by the original value, not the new value.
Question 2

A price rises from to . Find the percentage increase.

Check answer
Change
Divide by the original value, not the new value.
Question 3

A price rises from to . Find the percentage increase.

Check answer
Change
Divide by the original value, not the new value.
Question 4

A price rises from to . Find the percentage increase.

Check answer
Change
Divide by the original value, not the new value.
Question 5

A price rises from to . Find the percentage increase.

Check answer
Change
Divide by the original value, not the new value.
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