MURUPICAdditional rate 45t over €150,000Problem-solving practice1 A chocolate bar cost 12p in 1995. It costs 20p in 2018.Prices are expected to increase by 2% every year from the previous year.Has the chocolate bar increased in price more or less than expected?You must show your working.2 Chelsea wants to take out a loan to go on holiday.The holiday costs £1500.Chelsea can take out a loan that she pays back after 4 weeks at 0.2% compouper day. Or she can take out a loan that she pays back after 2 years at 2.5% cper annum.

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Problem-solving practice 1 A chocolate bar cost 12p in 1995. It costs 20p in 2018. Prices are expected to increase by 2% every year from the previous year. Has the chocolate bar increased in price more or less than expected? You must show your working.