According to the quantity theory of​ money, if in a​ year's time, real GDP grew from​ $10 trillion to​ $10.2 trillion, and nominal GDP for the same time period grew from​ $10 trillion to​ $10.5 trillion, what is the growth rate of money supply? And the inflation rate

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