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Copy and complete. Answer: (a) Increased by % (b) Increased by % (c) Decreased by % (d) Decreased by % (e) Increased by % (f) Decreased by %

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Explanation:

The question is incomplete; However, one can deduce from the options that the question refers to percentage change.

I will give two illustrations that shows how to calculate percentage change.

Illustration 1

Consider goods x with the following price change.


Old = \$45


New = \$55

The percentage change is:


\%Change = (New - Old)/(Old) * 100\%


\%Change = (55-45)/(45) * 100\%


\%Change = (10)/(45) * 100\%


\%Change = (1000)/(45) \%


\%Change = 22.22\%

This means there is a 22.22% increase

Illustration 2

Consider goods x with the following price change.


Old = \$45


New = \$35

The percentage change is:


\%Change = (New - Old)/(Old) * 100\%


\%Change = (35-45)/(45) * 100\%


\%Change = (-10)/(45) * 100\%


\%Change = -(1000)/(45) \%


\%Change = -22.22\%

The negative sign indicates percentage decrease

So, this means there is a 22.22% decrease

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