what do you think is the right answer?
the problem statement is not correct
your calculations are fine
Hello,
I could really use some help with this problem.
If the national economy shrank at an annual rate of 7% per year for three consecutive years, then the economy shrank by 21% over the three-year period. -
Of course, I understand 7% would be 93. I have tried doing E x 0.93 x 0.93 x 0.93 with E=100 but still cannot figure out how to arrive at the right answer. Any help would be appreciated.
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How do I go about finding the correct percentage? I'm on MathLab, so every time I get the question wrong, they give me the exact same problem/scenario, but with a single digit difference. My calculations must be off somewhere because I still can't seem to get the correct answer. - Sorry, dealing literally a radiated brain and am struggling a bit
I know the actual answer is 19.6, but I am not getting that answer with my calculations. I don't want to move on until I understand what I am doing wrong. :(
Please, so, how, when I get to the answer of 80.44 (from multiplying as i stated above) do I determine what the percentage increase is?
.93^3 = .804357
1 - .804357 = .195643
rounds to 19.6%
1 - .804357 = .195643
rounds to 19.6%
.93^3=0.804357
1-.93^3=.196
1-.93^3=.196
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