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I don’t quite agree with the solution. For the second question, $40,000 compared to $5,000 gives us 800%. I dont know why it is not right.
$40,000 is indeed 800% of $5,000, but the question asks for how much higher it is. The increase is (40,000-5,000)/5,000 = 700%, not 800%.
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I have revised the question, solution, and formatting by adding more details to enhance clarity
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