Relative Change calculator
Calculator for calculating the relative change
This function calculates the relative change between two numbers.
A relative change is the change relative to the initial value of a number. It is taken into account whether the change is positive or negative.
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Description of the relative change
The relative change describes how much a value has changed in relation to its original value. It is given as a percentage and calculated as follows:
\[ Relative\;Change=\left( \frac{New\;Value-Initial\;Value}{|\;Initial\;Value\;| } \right) ×100\]
Example:
A product originally cost €50 and now costs €60. How big is the relative change?
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Old value: €50
New value: €60
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Calculate the difference: 60 - 50 = 10
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Divide the difference by the old value: \(\displaystyle \frac{10}{50} =0.2\)
- Convert to percent: \(\displaystyle 0.2 × 100\% = 20\% \)
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