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- This car goes twice as fast as the other one == 100% faster. - My stock went up 100% == I doubled my money. It’s not ambiguous. Apple uses correct grammar.
by gizmo 4y ago
- This car goes twice as fast as the other one == 100% faster.
- My stock went up 100% == I doubled my money.
It’s not ambiguous. Apple uses correct grammar.
- sokoloff 4y ago> Apple uses correct grammar. “2x as bright” or “twice as bright” is correct. “2x brighter” is not the same. Apple uses both.
- Terretta 4y agoPeople reading along should ask themselves: How bright is 1x brighter?
- BenjiWiebe 4y agoIMO, the 'x' changes it. 1x is 1 x the other number, x meaning multiplication.
- kenneth 4y ago1x brighter is an oxymoron, it cannot be 1x as bright and also be described as brighter. 1x as bright means same brightness. #x implies multiplication (from the mathematical notation of multiplication, ×, which looks like the letter X). 1×a = a.