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Question

If from 1996 to 2000 the percent increase in total
exports to Eastern Europe was the same as the percent
increase from 1993 to $1996,$ and the percent of
exports from the European Union remained the same
as in $1996,$ to the nearest billion, what was the value,
in dollars, of exports from the European Union to
Eastern Europe in 2000$?$
$$\begin{array}{l}{	ext { (A) } 188} \ {	ext { (B) } 198} \ {	ext { (C) } 208} \ {	ext { (D) } 218}\end{array}$$

Lily An · Accepted Answer

can&#x27;t. So this one says If from nineteen ninety six to two thousand percent increase in total exports to your Eastern Europe was the same as a percent increase from nineteen ninety three to nineteen, ninety six percent of exports from the European Union remained the same as in nineteen ninety six to the nearest billion. What was the value in dollars of exports from the European Union to Eastern Europe and two thousand? So there&#x27;s kind of a lot going on in this question. But ultimately, we know that the present increase from nineteen ninety three to nineteen ninety six he&#x27;s going to be the same as a percent increase from nineteen ninety six two two thousand. Okay, so let&#x27;s go ahead and find the percent increase from nineteen nineties three to nineteen ninety six. So we know that our percent change is going to be calculated about the equation with Final Linus initial the initial who put those figures in, you know it&#x27;s going to be one. Seventy four billion, minus a ninety billion divide by ninety eight billion can sin. If we do that, we should get about point seven seven uh, point seven seven five five roughly so then we know that this per cent increase is gonna be the same as nineteen, ninety six to two thousand. So this time we&#x27;re going to sort of the same final minus initial over initially equation. But we don&#x27;t know the final, which is two thousand for the year two thousand, which is exactly what we&#x27;re trying to solve for Let&#x27;s go in and said that final as X and we know x minus initial. So now the initial is the value for nineteen ninety six, which was one. Seventy four billion. We&#x27;re gonna say x minus one seventy four billion over one. Seventy four billion should be equal to the point seven seven five five. So then, in order to solve for this, we can multiply both sides by one. Seventy four to cancel out the one seventy four on the denominator one seventy four, one seventy four. And then we&#x27;re left with X minus wants of me for is equal to point seven seven five five times one seventy four. In order, Teo, isolate that variable X. We just have to add a one seventy four to both sides. We chef point seven seven five five times one seventy four plus one seventy four. If we do that, we should get a three oh, eight as our ex. So then we have to take that value three Oh eight. And that&#x27;s gonna be the total for two thousand. But we want to know them out For the Eastern European Union, which basically means that this entire chart should be for two thousand should be three hundred and eighty billion. And the Eastern European values are going to be the same sixty four percent. So we just want to take that three oh, eight. And multiply that by the point six four that we know what percent what amount we could get for the European Union in two thousand. And if we do three Oh, eight billion times point six four that you give us one ninety eight. So we know that B is a correct answer.

Lily An · Answer

Okay, So this one says which of the following statements concerning the value of exports to Eastern Europe from other Eastern European countries from nineteen ninety three to nineteen ninety six is the most accurate? Okay, so first of all, we need to start out by finding how much was the actual amount of exports from thie other Eastern European countries. So we know that the total amount was ninety eight billion in nineteen ninety three and Eastern Europe a kind of for ten percent of that. So if we do ten percent of ninety eight billion, that&#x27;s going to be nine point eight billion. And we know that because we just have to take the ninety eight and what&#x27;s it by that? But ten percent in decimals, which is point one neck. Is this sign pointy? Then again, for nineteen ninety six, we know that the total exports is one seventy four billion, but then Eastern Europe accounts for twelve percent of that. We&#x27;re just going to the one seventy four times the point want to which is the value in decimals and then we should get the amount that they that Eastern Europe actually contributed to that which is going to be the twenty point eight eight. So then, if we have those two figures, we know that we need to use the equation for a percent change, which is going to be the final minus initial her initial. So you know that the five home out in nineteen ninety six was twenty point eight eight billion and then subtract the initial, which was going to be the night point it Billy on, divided by the initial again, which is nine point eight billion. We do that we should get roughly about come one point one three and then we have to multiply that by one hundred to get in terms of the percentage, which is around one hundred thirteen percent, so should be around one hundred percent.

Lily An · Answer

Okay, So this one says France is one of the countries in the European Union if in nineteen ninety six Francis exports to Eastern Europe, where four times those of the United States and what percent of the European medians exports to Eastern Europe came from France that year. Okay, so we know that first of all, it says that Francis exports to Eastern Europe, where four times friends was four times that of the United States. So the United States is too. So France is four times US figures. You know, we can pluck this two percent in and say that France is going to be eight percent. No. So then we have to look at it in terms of France out of the European Union. So basically, what&#x27;s gonna happen is that France is going to take up a little sector out of the European Union. So we know it&#x27;s eight percent out of the sixty four percent, which is going to be twelve point five percent, which means that basically France takes up twelve point five percent out of the Eastern European Union. So we know that B is going to be the correct answer

Kristen Karbon · Answer

were asked to find the rate of increase to the nearest whole percent of imports from 1997 to 2002. So I&#x27;ve copied those values out of the table. But what I want to do is I need to find the amount of change. So subtracting 61 134,006 minus 85,938. That gives me a change of 48,678 and in percent change problems. We always start with the original as the whole. So switch this. That&#x27;s 85,938 and the part that changed was 48,678. I am looking for the percent. So when I cross multiply, um, 48,678 times 100 it&#x27;s gonna give me 4,867,800 and I have eight. That 85,938 are so dividing both sides by 85,938 that will give me that are moved us up a little bit. Are is 56.64 etcetera directions say round to the nearest whole percent, so that would be 57%

Kristen Karbon · Answer

we&#x27;re justifying the rate of increase to the nearest whole percent of exports from 1997 to 2002. So looking at the table, I see that it changed from 71,389 to 97,470. So we need to know what the amount of change waas and the amount of change could be found by subtracting. So 97,470 minus 71,389 gives me 26,081. That&#x27;s gonna be the part. So the amount of change 26,081 divided by where we started or the whole 71,389 is going to give me the percent out of 100 cross multiplying will give me 2,608,000. 100 equals 71,389 times are. And so when I divide both sides by 71,389 that gives me are is 36.53 etcetera, So to the nearest whole percent, that&#x27;s going to be 37 percent

Ankit Gupta · Answer

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