Its not. We all agree that .1 is equal to 10%. If we multiply it by .1, we will just get her increase in her pay, but not the new pay. To get the new pay, we add 1 to the percentage, or rate. The same with 1.2.It will be like: 100(1 + .1) = 100(original pay) + 100*.1(increase) = 110(new pay = old pay + increase)
hey i had this question in my mind too
1.2=120%
if you do .2, which is=20%, you still have to add the base 100% to it, so im guessing she just did it at once?
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