why we take 100 to count percentage??
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As to the question of why 100 - 100 is a reasonably large number in the base 10 which can be used to denote fractions of the kind observed in day to day usage in business and statistics. for e.g percentage of marks scored in an assessment , amount by which a stock went up or down relative to its value on the previous day etc.
As to the question of why 100 - 100 is a reasonably large number in the base 10 which can be used to denote fractions of the kind observed in day to day usage in business and statistics. for e.g percentage of marks scored in an assessment , amount by which a stock went up or down relative to its value on the previous day etc.
jiggo:
bt we can tack 1000 also
but it would to large no. to be considered
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Percentage means per cent. Per means every and cent i.e. a centuary means 100. So we always take 100 to count percentage.
its logic not perfect
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