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3 years ago

What single decimal multiplier would you use to increase by 7% followed by a 4% decrease?

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Nostrana [21]3 years ago

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Answer: To increase an amount by 7%, you would want to use 1.07 as the multiplier. To decrease it, you would use 0.93

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