n/r x 100, will give yo percentage difference where n is an approximation of r.
This isn't C4, it's GCSE percentages!
Hell it ain't even a formula, it's logic!
think you're so clever do you dekota, huh?
well your post is incorrect. "n/r x 100, will give yo percentage difference where n is an approximation of r" won't give you the percentage difference, 1 - n/r x 100 will.
on a lighter note, that was my 2000th post. woohoo.
A mathematical response: Technically, not really since there is a 0.75 chance that you've posted in the chat forum or welcome lounge, where posts don't count. So it is likely that you've past your 2000 posts mark ages ago!