To analyze the expression \(1.75(0.1d)\) and understand what happened to the price of the share of stock, we can break it down.
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Understanding the Initial Value:
- The original price of the stock is \(d\).
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Interpretation of the Expression \(1.75(0.1d)\):
- The term \(0.1d\) represents 10% of the original price \(d\).
- Now, multiplying by \(1.75\) means we take \(1.75\) times \(0.1d\), which is: \[ 1.75 \times 0.1d = 0.175d \]
- This is the new price of the stock, which is \(0.175d\).
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Comparison to Original Price:
- To find out how this price compares to the original price:
- The new price \(0.175d\) is 17.5% of the original price \(d\).
- To find out how this price compares to the original price:
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Calculating Changes in Price Percentage:
- The decrease in price from \(d\) to \(0.175d\):
- The decrease in price is: \[ d - 0.175d = 0.825d \]
- To find the percentage decrease: \[ \frac{0.825d}{d} \times 100 = 82.5% \]
- Thus, the price decreased by 82.5%.
- The decrease in price from \(d\) to \(0.175d\):
Given these calculations, we need to compare it to the options provided:
- The Price Increased by 0.75% and Then Decreased by 0.1%: This is incorrect.
- The Price Increased by 75% and Then Decreased by 0.1%: This is incorrect.
- The Price Decreased by 90% and Then Increased by 75%: This is incorrect; the decrease was only 82.5%.
- The Price Decreased by 0.9% and Then Increased by 175%: This is incorrect; we calculated an 82.5% decrease.
Conclusion:
None of the provided choices accurately represent what happened to the share price based on the calculations derived from the expression. The price actually decreased significantly (by 82.5%) without any increase that matches the options given. It appears there might be a miscalculation or misinterpretation in the options provided.