Math, asked by himabindu16, 1 year ago

on Monday the value of a company's shares was 7.50.the price increased by 6% on Tuesday,decreased by 1.5% on Wednesday ,and decreased by 2% on Thursday.find the value of each share when trade opened on Friday.please explain each one.

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7.67 is the answer when trade opened on Friday

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