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1 year ago
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Nikitich [7]1 year ago
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The value of x has changed by the factor of 1.44.

We have -

initial value of x = x (i) = 25

final value of x = x (f) = 36

We have to calculate by how much the value of x has changed.

<h3>If initial value of x = ' n ' and later it is increased to ' m '. Find out by how much the value of x has changed ?</h3>

In order to find out how much the x has changed - suppose it has changed by a factor of a<em>. </em>Then -

m = n x a

We can use the above concept to solve the question -

m = x (f) = 36

n = x (i) = 25

The value of ' x ' has changed by the factor of -

a = \frac{x(f)}{x(i)} = \frac{36}{25} = 1.44

Hence, the value of x has changed by the factor of 1.44.

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