Find the opposing rates that would exactly offset the following changes: [First note which direction the given change is --- positive or negative --- then find the rate that will cancel out the given change when applied from the opposite direction.] Give answers as a percentage, accurate to three decimal places. 12% tax 20% loss 25 15% gain -13.04 20% surcharge -16.67 25% discount -33.33 ✓ % x % 25 x % X % 13.64 X %

Find the opposing rates that would exactly offset the following changes: [First note which direction the given change is --- positive or negative --- then find the rate that will cancel out the given change when applied from the opposite direction.] Give answers as a percentage, accurate to three decimal places. 12% tax 20% loss 25 15% gain -13.04 20% surcharge -16.67 25% discount -33.33 ✓ % x % 25 x % X % 13.64 X %

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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