To calculate the final value after successive percentage variations, you need to multiply the initial value by each percentage variation factor successively. Here's the formula: Final Value = Initial Value * (1 + Percentage Variation 1) * (1 + Percentage Variation 2) * ... * (1 + Percentage Variation n) Each percentage variation factor represents the percentage change applied to the previous value. You multiply the initial value by (1 + Percentage Variation) to calculate the new value after a single percentage variation. Repeat this process for each successive percentage variation, multiplying the previous value by the corresponding factor. Remember to convert the percentages to decimal form (e.g., 10% becomes 0.10) before using them in the formula.
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