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In 2000 a share of jiffy stock was worth $20 and in 2010 it was worth $50 what was the annual multiplier and the annual percent of increase?
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In 2000 a share of jiffy stock was worth $20 and in 2010 it was worth $50 what was the annual multiplier and the annual percent of increase?
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In 2000 a share of jiffy stock was worth $20 and in 2010 it was worth $50 what was the annual multiplier and the annual percent of increase?
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I believe it would be a 150% increase
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