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What single decimal multiplier would you use to increase by 5% followed by a 20% increase?

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Answer: 1.26

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User OneAndOnly
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Answer:

The single decimal multiplier is 1.26.

Explanation:

Multipliers:

For a decrease of a%, we multiply by:
(100-a)/(100)

For a increase of a%, we multiply by:
(100+a)/(100)

For consecutive changes, we multiply the multipliers.

Increase of 5%

Multiply by
(100+5)/(100) = (105)/(100) = 1.05

Increase of 20%

Multiply by
(100+20)/(100) = (120)/(100) = 1.2

Consecutive:

1.05*1.2 = 1.26

The single decimal multiplier is 1.26.

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