The manager of a store increases the price of a popular product by 5%. Let t be the original price of the product. The new price is t+0.05t.

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The manager of a store increases the price of a popular product by 5%. Let t be the original price of the product. The new price is t+0.05t.

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The anser is 0.025 you welcome!!!!

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