Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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Since the basis is from year 1 to year 2, calculate first for the difference of their percentages. That would be:
Difference = year 2 - year 1
Difference = 2.32% - 1.1% = 1.22%
We apply this same value of percentage increase from year 2 to year. Thus, the percentage for year 3 is:
% Year 3 = % Year 2 + percentage increase
% Year 3 = 2.32% + 1.22%
% Year 3 = 3.54%
First multiply each term by 24(the common denominator found by 8×3) to remove the fractions and make things easier.

This will give you,

Then just continue to simplify and isolate the variable.


