Raymond B. answered 08/17/23
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
2.84/.36 = x/6, if gas prices rose in same percentage as the goods in the CPI
284/6 =x
x= $47.33 for one tank in 2010 if $6 in 1970
7.889x6=$47.33
7.889x.36 = $2.84
Kyle P.
asked 02/24/21If it cost $6 to fill a gas tank in 1970, how much would it have cost to fill the same tank in 2010? Thank you so much for the help.
1960: Price = $0.31
Price as a percentage of 1970 price = 86.1%
Price index (1970 = 100) = 86.1
1970: Price = $0.36
Price as a percentage of 1970 price = 100.0%
Price index (1970 = 100) = 100.0
1980: Price = $1.22
Price as a percentage of 1970 price = 338.9%
Price index (1970 = 100) = 338.9
1990: Price = $1.23
Price as a percentage of 1970 price = 341.7%
Price index (1970 = 100) = 341.7
2000: Price = $1.56
Price as a percentage of 1970 price = 433.3%
Price index (1970 = 100) = 433.3
2010: Price = $2.84
Price as a percentage of 1970 price =788.9%
Price index (1970 = 100) = 788.9
Raymond B. answered 08/17/23
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
2.84/.36 = x/6, if gas prices rose in same percentage as the goods in the CPI
284/6 =x
x= $47.33 for one tank in 2010 if $6 in 1970
7.889x6=$47.33
7.889x.36 = $2.84
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