What is the formula for percent change?

Percent change = (new value − original value) ÷ original value × 100. A negative result is a decrease.

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Percent increase and decrease worksheet generator

Real-world percent change practice: sale prices, tips, markups and percent-change calculations from a starting and ending value.

Percent Increase & Decrease

Name: Date:

1.
A price rose from $65 to $98. What is the percent increase?
2.
A price rose from $165 to $198. What is the percent increase?
3.
A price rose from $75 to $94. What is the percent increase?
4.
A price rose from $155 to $163. What is the percent increase?
5.
A price rose from $170 to $255. What is the percent increase?
6.
A price rose from $190 to $228. What is the percent increase?
7.
A price rose from $195 to $293. What is the percent increase?
8.
A price rose from $55 to $72. What is the percent increase?
9.
A price rose from $65 to $78. What is the percent increase?
10.
A price rose from $175 to $245. What is the percent increase?
11.
A price rose from $160 to $208. What is the percent increase?
12.
A price rose from $135 to $189. What is the percent increase?
13.
A price rose from $20 to $24. What is the percent increase?
14.
A price rose from $50 to $57. What is the percent increase?
15.
A price rose from $25 to $35. What is the percent increase?
16.
A price rose from $20 to $23. What is the percent increase?
17.
A price rose from $190 to $247. What is the percent increase?
18.
A price rose from $50 to $57. What is the percent increase?
19.
A price rose from $140 to $147. What is the percent increase?
20.
A price rose from $15 to $21. What is the percent increase?

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Percent Increase & Decrease — Answer Key

Name: Date:

1.
A price rose from $65 to $98. What is the percent increase?
50.77%
2.
A price rose from $165 to $198. What is the percent increase?
20%
3.
A price rose from $75 to $94. What is the percent increase?
25.33%
4.
A price rose from $155 to $163. What is the percent increase?
5.16%
5.
A price rose from $170 to $255. What is the percent increase?
50%
6.
A price rose from $190 to $228. What is the percent increase?
20%
7.
A price rose from $195 to $293. What is the percent increase?
50.26%
8.
A price rose from $55 to $72. What is the percent increase?
30.91%
9.
A price rose from $65 to $78. What is the percent increase?
20%
10.
A price rose from $175 to $245. What is the percent increase?
40%
11.
A price rose from $160 to $208. What is the percent increase?
30%
12.
A price rose from $135 to $189. What is the percent increase?
40%
13.
A price rose from $20 to $24. What is the percent increase?
20%
14.
A price rose from $50 to $57. What is the percent increase?
14%
15.
A price rose from $25 to $35. What is the percent increase?
40%
16.
A price rose from $20 to $23. What is the percent increase?
15%
17.
A price rose from $190 to $247. What is the percent increase?
30%
18.
A price rose from $50 to $57. What is the percent increase?
14%
19.
A price rose from $140 to $147. What is the percent increase?
5%
20.
A price rose from $15 to $21. What is the percent increase?
40%

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Frequently asked questions

What is the formula for percent change?: Percent change = (new value − original value) ÷ original value × 100. A negative result is a decrease.
How do I print or save these worksheets as a PDF?: Click Print worksheet and choose your printer, or pick “Save as PDF” as the destination to keep a digital copy. The answer key prints on its own page.
Can I get a fresh set of problems?: Yes. Click New problems for a brand new randomly generated worksheet, as many times as you like.
Is this worksheet generator free?: Yes. Every generator on the site is free to use, with no account, no watermark and unlimited printing for classroom or home use.