The Growth Rate of a Variable Is Measured by

question 70

Multiple Choice

The growth rate of a variable is measured by

• A)the amount the variable changes.
• B)the change in the variable divided by the variable's new level.
• C)the variable's new level divided by its initial level.
• D)the change in the variable divided by the variable's initial level.
• E)the variable's initial level divided by its new level.

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Definitions:

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