Why 96?
100 goes up by 20%, then down by 20%. Why doesn't it come back to 100?
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The start line: 100
Start at 100. The rope marks the starting line.
First × 1.2: 100 becomes 120
+20% adds 20 on top of 100. The column rises to 120.
Then × 0.8: 24 comes off 120
−20% is now taken from 120: a cut of 24. The rope splits it into 20 above the line and 4 below.
96 is left: 4 short
96 is left: 4 below the start. In one step, 1.2 × 0.8 = 0.96.
Same percent.
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Example map · Multipliers → Chained changes
Why do +20% and then −20% leave 96, not 100?
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Mon
Multipliers
20 min
Done · 7/8 correct
Tue
Chained changes
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Done · 5/8 correct
WedToday
Mixed review: 8 questions
30 min
Thu
Compound interest
25 min
Fri
Ratio
20 min
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Example week · nothing is saved

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