Percent Difference Calculator: 50 Value a; 60 Value b
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50 Value a; 60 Value b converts to
18.181818 percent
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Input: 50 Value a; 60 Value b
Output: 18.181818 percent
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Percent Difference Calculator
Calculate percent difference between two values using |a-b| divided by the average of a and b.
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Nearby Reference Values
| Scenario | Percent Difference |
|---|---|
| 10 Value a; 60 Value b | 142.857143 percent |
| 10 Value a; 120 Value b | 169.230769 percent |
| 10 Value a; 250 Value b | 184.615385 percent |
| 25 Value a; 12 Value b | 70.27027 percent |
| 25 Value a; 30 Value b | 18.181818 percent |
| 25 Value a; 60 Value b | 82.352941 percent |
| 25 Value a; 120 Value b | 131.034483 percent |
| 25 Value a; 250 Value b | 163.636364 percent |
| 50 Value a; 12 Value b | 122.580645 percent |
| 50 Value a; 30 Value b | 50 percent |
| 50 Value a; 60 Value b | 18.181818 percent |
| 50 Value a; 120 Value b | 82.352941 percent |
| 50 Value a; 250 Value b | 133.333333 percent |
| 100 Value a; 12 Value b | 157.142857 percent |
| 100 Value a; 30 Value b | 107.692308 percent |
| 100 Value a; 60 Value b | 50 percent |
| 100 Value a; 120 Value b | 18.181818 percent |
| 100 Value a; 250 Value b | 85.714286 percent |
| 200 Value a; 12 Value b | 177.358491 percent |
| 200 Value a; 30 Value b | 147.826087 percent |
| 200 Value a; 60 Value b | 107.692308 percent |
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Percent Difference Calculator, formulas, and expected usage.
What does the Percent Difference Calculator calculator do?
It helps with comparing two measurements without assigning one as the baseline value.
What formula does the Percent Difference Calculator calculator use?
Percent difference = |a - b| / ((a + b) / 2) × 100.
What inputs are valid?
Use non-negative values and avoid both values being zero (average would be zero).
When would I use this?
comparing two measurements without assigning one as the baseline value
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