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2 January, 05:05

How will the product change if one factor is increased 12 times, and the other one is decreased 4 times

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  1. 2 January, 05:35
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    The answer would increase by a factor of 3

    Step-by-step explanation:

    You don't specify the terms but this can be applied to general products

    Suppose we have an equation of the form

    y1 = x1 * g1

    And suppose we say

    x2 = 12 * x1 (x1 increased 12 times)

    g2 = (g1/4) (g1 decreased 4 times)

    If we multiply x2 and g2 we get

    y2 = x2*g2 = 12 * x1 * (g1/4) = 3 * x1 * g1

    y2 = 3 * (x1 * g1) = 3 * y1

    The answer would increase by a factor of 3
  2. 2 January, 05:45
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    Increase by 3
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