5. Micronet stock started the year at $4.40 per share. By June, it was up to $6.82 per share. What percent increased?
6. In July, Micronet dropped to $5.56 per share. What was the percent to decrease from June's price?
7. Micronet dropped to $3.60 a share in October. What was the percent of decrease from July's per share price?
8. By the end of the year, Micronet's price rose back to $4.84 per share. What is the percent of increase from its original price?

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anonymous · Answer

5. Micronet stock started the year at $4.40 per share. By June, it was up to $6.82 per share. What percent increased?

6.82/4.40=1.55  so a 55% increase

anonymous · Answer

increase                                                           decrease
increase% = --------- * 100%       and      decrease% = ---------- * 100% 
                       original                                                             original

                           6.82 - 4.40                    2.42
5) increase% = ----------- * 100% = ----- * 100% = 55%
                              4.40                             4.40

anonymous · Answer

You can solve the rest using the formulas I have given

anonymous · Answer

6. In July, Micronet dropped to $5.56 per share. What was the percent to decrease from June's price?

5.56/6.82=.8152492669, so a 1-.815=18.5% decrease.

turingtest · Answer

I have walked wangkon through problems 5 and 6, and even set him up the formulas for 7 and 8. He keeps posting this question. He does not want to try to do the problem he just wants answers. I suggest we ignore him.