In real life there are many scenarios where we calculate percentages in our minds, for example the amount of discount on goods, tips at restaurants and many more. Have you wondered, if you could ...

Not everyone has an aptitude for maths. It's all too easy to forget even some of the basics once you've left school. Then there's the fact pretty much everyone has a calculator on their phone. All of ...

Figuring out percentages can be a nightmare - especially if you haven't got a calculator to hand. But now, a maths whizz has blown people's minds on Twitter after sharing a simple way of working out ...

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The International Day of Mathematics on March 14 celebrates mathematician Pi's birthday and promotes awareness and appreciation of mathematics worldwide through exhibitions, lectures, workshops, ...

A mechanical engineer who goes by the username of @PinkPencilMath on TikTok has shared a nifty way to change the way you work out percentages. The video claims that 99 per cent of people aren't aware ...