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Explanation:

a. The computation of the price of each vegetable is shown below:

For year 2010:

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= $200 + $75 + $50

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For year 2011:

= Cauliflower price + broccoli price + carrots price

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b. The computation of CPI is shown below:

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= ($445 ÷ $325) × 100

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c. The inflation rate is shown below:

= (2011 per total vegetables price - 2010 per total vegetables price) ÷ 2010 per total vegetables price

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