Futamonkénti

Futamonkénti is a Hungarian word that translates to "per hundred" or "per cent" in English. It is a common term used in mathematics and finance to express proportions or rates. When something is described as "futamonkénti," it means that quantity is being measured in relation to a base of one hundred units. For example, a discount of 10 futamonkénti would mean a reduction of 10 units for every 100 units of the original price. Similarly, interest rates are often expressed in futamonkénti, indicating the amount of interest earned or paid for every 100 units of principal over a specific period. The concept of futamonkénti is fundamental to understanding percentages, which are widely used in everyday life, from calculating sales tax to analyzing statistical data. The symbol "%" is the standard representation for futamonkénti in many contexts, further emphasizing its equivalence to "per hundred."