If first you have 35, then you have 350, what is the percentage increase?

(350 - 35)/ 35 = 900%

900%...
350 is 1000% of 35 but 350 is a 900% increase from 35

NOT 1000%

(350 - 35)/35 x 100%
= 315/35 x 100%
= 31500/35 %
= 900%

just find the difference between the two numbers to get the change(350-35=315),since it is an increase we subtract the smaller number from the bigger number.Then divide the change by the first number and multiply by 100 to get the percentage increase((315/35)*100)=900%

(350 - 35)/35= 9 (increased by 9 times)
increased by percentage:
9(100) = increased by 900%

The percentage increase is 900%. 1000% is incorrect. This is because when calculating the percentage, the first 35 doesn't count in the 350. Therefore, the equation becomes ((350-35)/35)*100
=900

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The percentage increase formula is:

A=the old price
B=the new price


=((B-A)/A)*100

=((350-35)/35)*100

= (315/35) * 100
= 9*100
= 900%

% increase = [(total increase)/original value] × 100
= [(350 – 35) /35] × 100
= 31500/35
= 900 %

the increase is 315 (350 - 35)

percentage-wise it is 315/35 = 900% increase

350 - 35 = 315.

315 divided by 35 is 9. so: 900 %

350/35 = 10 or a 10/2 x 100% increase = 500% increase.
For example 70 is a 100% increase from 35 (70/35 = 2/2 x 100%), 140 is a 200% increase, 280 is a 400% increase and 560 is an 800% increase.