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how do i show an increase of 120% for 5 numbers?
i start with 10 and go to 22,
22 + a 120%increase and so on. i need an equation that takes care of at least 5 increases.
10 to 22
then 22 to34
34 to 46 and so on
iu need ONE equation that will work for all these numbers
2 Answers
- ?Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
a0 = 10
an = a(n-1)*2.2
So a0 = 10
a1 = 22
a2 = 48,4
a3 = 106,48
a4 = 234,256
a5 = 515,3632
and so on.
- ?Lv 71 decade ago
For every increase (or decrease) , add 1 to the rate and multiply.
Example: 20 increases 10% then 15 % then 7% then 4% then 18%
Result = 20 * ( 1 + .10 ) * ( 1 + .15 ) * ( 1 + .07 ) * ( 1 + .04 ) *( 1 + .18)
......... = 20 * ( 1.10 ) * ( 1.15 ) * ( 1.07 ) * ( 1.04 ) *( 1.18)
......... = 20 * (1.66107656) â that's a 66 % increase
......... = 33.2215312
Note: If it's a decrease, make the rate a negative
Example: 10% decrease â ( 1 - .10) = .9
To find the % increase (or decrease) after, say 5 increases, simply compute:
100 * (final amount - starting amount )/starting amount and subtract 100.