- Percentages (1 exercice)
- Increases and reductions (3 exercices)
- Multiplier coefficient (6 exercices)
- Determining the final value (2 exercices)
- Determine initial value (3 exercices)
- Successive developments: determining the final value (6 exercices)
- Successive trends: overall rate of change (6 exercices)
- Successive evolution: determine initial value (2 exercices)
- Average change (2 changes) (9 exercices)
- Average Change (3 exercices)
- Evolution and follow-up (1 exercice)
- Mutual evolution (4 exercices)
E.7481
An
entrepreneur
launches
new
high-end
shells
for
cell
phones
onto
the
market.
Noting
x
the
number
of
products
manufactured
expressed
in
hundreds
of
units,
we
model
:
revenues,
in
thousands
of
euros,
by
the
function
R
de-fined
on
0
;
7
by:
R
(
x
)=
−
2
·
x
3
+4.5
·
x
2
+62
·
x
costs,
in
thousands
of
euros,
by
the
function
C
defined
on
0
;
7
by:
C
(
x
)=20
·
x
+10
In
December
2017
,
the
company
produced
300
hulls,
whereas
in
January
2018
,
the
company
produced
only
150
hulls.
1
Determine
the
profits
made
by
the
company
for
Decem-ber
2017
and
January
2018
.
2
Determine
the
rate
of
change,
rounded
to
the
nearest
thousandth,
in
profit
over
this
period
and
the
associated
multiplier
coefficient.
E.11192
1
Below
are
the
rates
of
change
in
percentage
terms.
For
each
of
them,
give
the
associated
multiplier
coefficient
:
a
+12%
b
−
36%
c
+0
;
5%
2
Below
are
the
multiplier
coefficients
associated
with
changes.
For
each
of
them,
give
their
rate
in
percent-age
terms
:
a
1
;
2
b
0
;
76
c
0
;
005
4.
Determining
the
final
value
E.7449
The
survival
of
African
elephants
is
threatened
by
poaching
(illegal
hunting)
.
In
the
absence
of
poaching,
the
African
elephant
population
growth
rate
is
estimated
at
1.5
%
per
year.
The
total
population
of
African
elephants
was
estimated
at
470
000
individuals
in
2013
.
1
Give
the
value
of
the
multiplier
coefficient
associated
with
this
annual
evolution.
2
Calculate
the
number
of
African
elephants
in
2014
in
the
absence
of
poaching.
E.7495
The
number
of
birds
of
a
partic-ular
species,
shorebirds,
staying
on
the
Île
de
Ré
during
the
years
2010
to
2014
was
recorded.
The
results
are
shown
in
the
table
below,
where
the
number
of
birds
in
2014
has
been
deleted.
Year
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Number
250
225
202
182
:
:
:
Over
the
entire
study
period,
the
overall
percentage
change
measured
was
−
52
%
.
Determine
the
number
of
birds
in
2014
,
rounded
to
the
nearest
whole
number.
5.
Determine
initial
value
E.7458
1
An
object
has
undergone
an
increase
of
8
%
.
After
this
increase,
its
price
is
264.60
e
.
What
was
its
initial
price?
2
The
sale
price
of
an
item
is
135
e
.
It
is
displayed
with
a
discount
of
40
%
.
What
was
the
price
of
the
item
before
the
sale?
E.7496
The
table
below
shows
the
number
of
inhabitants
in
millions
of
the
French
population
according
to
the
year
in
which
the
data
for
that
year
was
deleted.
Year
2000
2002
2004
2006
2008
2010
Nombre
Inhabitants
in
millions
:
:
:
61.4
62.3
63.2
63.9
64.6
Given
that
the
overall
percentage
change
over
the
period
2000
to
2010
is
6.78
%
,
determine
the
number
of
inhabitants
in
the
French
population
in
2000
,
rounded
to
the
nearest
tenth
of
a
million.
E.7546
Below
is
an
extract
from
a
spread-sheet
giving
the
number
of
road
safety-related
personal
injury
accidents
in
mainland
France,
from
2011
to
2013
.
Année
2011
2012
2013
Nombre
d’accidents
corporels
:
:
:
60
437
56
812
1
a
Give
the
absolute
change
in
the
number
of
personal
injury
accidents
between
2012
and
2013
.
b
Give
the
percentage
change,
in
the
number
of
injury
accidents
between
2012
and
2013
,
rounded
to
the
near-est
tenth.
2
It
is
assumed
that
the
change
in
the
number
of
personal
injury
accidents
was
constant
from
2011
to
2013
.
De-termine
the
number
of
bodily
injury
accidents
in
2011
rounded
to
the
nearest
unit.
6.
Successive
developments:
determining
the
final
value
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E.7459
1
a
Donner
le
coefficient
multiplicateur
associé
à
une
augmentation
de
5
%
?
b
Complete
the
diagram
below,
indicating
:
the
multiplying
coefficient
for
going
from
ˇvaleur
0ı
to
ˇvaleur
1ı
the
multiplying
coefficient
from
ˇvalue
1ı
to
ˇvaleur
2ı
c
Deduct
the
overall
multiplier
coefficient
associated
with
the
two
successive
increases
in
5
%
(allowing
to
go
from
ˇvalue
0ı
to
ˇvalue
2ı)
.
2
a
Give
the
overall
rate
of
change
associated
with
two
successive
increases
and
of
respective
rates
10
%
and
5
%
?
The
diagram
below
can
be
completed
to
begin
answer-ing
the
question
:
b
Give
the
overall
evolution
rate
associated
with
two
suc-cessive
evolutions
and
of
respective
rate
+20
%
and
−
20
%
?
E.7462
Note:
This
exercise
is
a
multiple-choice
quiz.
For
each
question,
there
are
four
possible
answers,
only
one
of
which
is
correct.
1
The
value
of
a
publicly
traded
stock
fell
by
37
;
5
%
.
Its
value
has
been
multiplied
by:
a
0
;
375
b
1
;
375
c
1
;
625
d
0
;
625
2
The
price
of
a
food
item
increased
by
2
%
in
the
first
month
and
then
decreased
by
10
%
in
the
second
month.
Its
value
has
been
multiplied
by:
a
1
;
122
b
1
;
022
c
0
;
918
d
1
;
102
E.7647
Note:
This
exercise
is
a
multiple-choice
quiz.
For
each
question,
there
are
four
possible
answers,
only
one
of
which
is
correct.
1
The
value
of
a
publicly
traded
stock
fell
by
17
;
5
%
.
Its
value
has
been
multiplied
by:
a
0
;
175
b
1
;
175
c
1
;
825
d
0
;
825
2
The
price
of
a
food
item
fell
by
4
%
in
the
first
month
and
then
rose
by
4
%
in
the
second
month.
Its
value
has
been
multiplied
by:
a
1
b
1
;
016
c
0
;
9984
d
0
;
9216
E.7445
Type
1
diabetes
is
a
disease
that
most
often
appears
during
childhood
or
adoles-cence.
Individuals
with
this
disease
produce
very
lit-tle
or
no
insulin,
a
hormone
essential
for
the
body’s
absorption
of
blood
glucose.
In
2016
,
542
000
children
worldwide
had
type
1
diabetes.
Re-cent
studies
suggest
that
the
number
of
children
with
diabetes
will
increase
by
3
%
per
year
starting
in
2016
.
Determine
the
number
of
children
with
type
1
diabetes
during
the
first
four
years
of
the
study
:
Year
2016
Number
of
children
with
diabetes
E.7452
Note:
This
exercise
is
a
multiple-choice
questionnaire.
(QCM)
.
For
each
question,
only
one
of
the
four
answers
provided
is
correct.
For
each
question,
indicate
the
question
number
and
copy
the
chosen
answer
onto
your
answer
sheet.
No
justification
is
required.
Each
correct
answer
is
worth
1
points.
Incorrect
answers
and
unanswered
questions
do
not
add
or
subtract
points.
The
table
below,
taken
from
a
spreadsheet,
shows
the
evo-lution
of
the
gross
hourly
minimum
wage
(SMIC)
in
euros
between
2011
and
2015.
It
also
shows
the
annual
rates
of
change
rounded
to
0
;
1
%
.
1
The
overall
rate
of
change
in
the
gross
hourly
SMIC
be-tween
2011
and
2015
,
rounded
to
0
;
1
%
,
is
:
a
6
;
0
%
b
6
;
8
%
c
7
;
0
%
d
−
6
;
3
%
2
The
average
annual
rate
of
change
in
the
gross
hourly
minimum
wage
between
2011
and
2013
,
rounded
to
0
;
1
%
,
is
:
a
1
;
7
%
b
1
;
9
%
c
2
;
1
%
d
2
;
3
%
3
What
formula
can
be
entered
in
cell
C3
to
obtain,
by
copying
to
the
right,
the
rates
of
change
from
one
year
to
the
next?
The
cell
range
C3:F3
is
in
percentage
for-mat
rounded
to
0
;
1
%
a
(C2-B2)/C2
b
(C2-B$2)/C2
c
(C2-B2)/B2
d
(C2-$B$2)/B2
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E.11726
Une
imprimante
3D
coûtait
200
euros.
Quatre
années
successives,
son
prix
subit
une
augmentation
de
4
%
.
Déterminer
son
prix
final
(arrondi
au
dixième
près)
.
Indication
:
on
pourra
se
servir
des
tableaux
de
valeurs
:
n
1
2
3
4
4
n
4
16
64
256
0
;
4
n
0
;
4
0
;
16
0
;
064
0
;
0256
0
;
04
n
0
;
04
0
;
0016
0
;
000064
0
;
00000256
1
;
4
n
1
;
4
1
;
96
2
;
744
3
;
8416
1
;
04
n
1
;
04
1
;
0816
1
;
124864
1
;
16985856
0
;
6
n
0
;
6
0
;
36
0
;
216
0
;
1296
0
;
96
n
0
;
96
0
;
9216
0
;
884736
0
;
84934656
7.
Successive
trends:
overall
rate
of
change
E.7460
We
counted
the
number
of
homes
con-nected
to
the
Internet
in
a
city:
from
2000
to
2002
,
this
number
increased
by
90
%
;
from
2002
to
2004
,
this
number
increased
by
75
%
.
Determine
the
overall
percentage
change
from
2000
to
2004
.
E.7548
1
The
price
of
a
cell
phone
has
undergone
a
first
reduction
of
10
%
,
then
a
second
reduction
of
50
%
.
a
Determine
the
overall
multiplier
coefficient
associated
with
each
of
these
two
reductions
rounded
to
10
−
4
.
b
Give
the
percentage
of
the
overall
change
associated
with
these
two
changes
rounded
to
the
nearest
tenth.
2
A
company’s
sales
undergo
a
constant
monthly
increase
of
4
%
over
the
course
of
a
year.
Determine
the
percentage
of
overall
change
over
the
year
rounded
to
the
nearest
hundredth.
E.11368
1
An
object
undergoes
two
successive
increases
of
+28
%
and
+25
%
.
a
Complete
the
following
diagram
representing
the
over-all
change
undergone
by
this
object
:
b
Give
the
percentage
rate
of
the
overall
change
under-gone
by
this
object.
2
An
object
undergoes
a
reduction
of
−
16
%
,
then
an
in-crease
of
+15
%
.
Determine
the
percentage
change
undergone
by
this
ob-ject.
Hint:
indicate
the
method
used.
E.11389
1
An
object
undergoes
two
successive
increases
of
+15
%
and
+18
%
.
Determine
the
rate,
as
a
percentage,
of
the
overall
change
undergone
by
this
object.
2
An
object
undergoes
a
reduction
of
−
15
%
,
then
an
in-crease
of
+6
%
.
Determine
the
rate,
as
a
percentage,
of
the
overall
change
undergone
by
this
object.
Hint:
indicate
the
method
used.
E.11390
1
An
object
undergoes
two
successive
increases
of
+12
%
and
+15
%
.
Determine
the
rate,
as
a
percentage,
of
the
overall
change
undergone
by
this
object.
2
An
object
undergoes
a
reduction
of
−
5
%
,
then
an
in-crease
of
+4
%
.
Determine
the
rate,
as
a
percentage,
of
the
overall
change
undergone
by
this
object.
Hint:
indicate
the
method
used.
E.11391
1
An
object
undergoes
two
successive
increases
of
+5
%
and
+14
%
.
Determine
the
rate,
as
a
percentage,
of
the
overall
change
undergone
by
this
object.
2
An
object
undergoes
a
reduction
of
−
8
%
,
then
an
in-crease
of
+15
%
.
Determine
the
rate,
as
a
percentage,
of
the
overall
change
undergone
by
this
object.
Hint:
indicate
the
method
used.
8.
Successive
evolution:
determine
initial
value
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E.7448
Note:
This
exercise
is
a
multiple-choice
questionnaire.
(QCM)
.
For
each
question,
only
one
of
the
four
answers
provided
is
correct.
A
beekeeper
observes
that
between
March
1
and
March
2,
the
adult
bee
population
in
his
hive
has
decreased
by
4
per
year.
On
March
1
er
,
2016,
the
beekeeper
counted
55
200
adult
bees
in
his
hive.
How
many
adult
bees
can
be
estimated
to
have
populated
the
hive
on
March
1
er
,
2014,
rounded
to
the
nearest
hundred?
a
73
000
b
107
100
c
76
400
d
71
800
E.7502
The
table
below
shows
the
net
monthly
minimum
wage
as
of
September
1
er
of
each
year:
Year
2010
2011
2012
2013
Amount
in
euros
:
:
:
:
:
:
1118.29
1120.43
1
Determine
the
rate
of
change
in
the
minimum
wage
be-tween
years
2012
and
2013
.
(The
value
will
be
rounded
to
the
nearest
10
−
5
)
.
2
Assume
that
the
annual
rate
of
change
between
years
2010
and
2013
is
constant.
Determine
the
amount
of
the
minimum
wage
on
Septem-ber
1
er
2010
.
9.
Average
change
(2
changes)
E.11710
1
Un
objet
subit
deux
augmentations
successives
de
+12
%
et
de
+15
%
.
Déterminer
l’évolution
moyenne
subie
par
cet
objet
lors
de
ces
deux
augmentations.
2
Un
objet
subit
une
réduction
de
−
5
%
,
puis
une
augmen-tation
de
+4
%
.
Déterminer
l’évolution
moyenne
subie
par
cet
objet
lors
de
ces
deux
augmentations.
Indication
:
on
indiquera
la
démarche
utilisée.
E.11711
1
Un
objet
subit
deux
augmentations
successives
de
+22
%
et
de
−
10
%
.
Déterminer
l’évolution
moyenne
subie
par
cet
objet
lors
de
ces
deux
augmentations.
2
Un
objet
subit
une
réduction
de
−
30
%
,
puis
une
augmen-tation
de
+10
%
.
Déterminer
l’évolution
moyenne
subie
par
cet
objet
lors
de
ces
deux
augmentations.
Indication
:
on
indiquera
la
démarche
utilisée.
E.7461
The
price
of
an
item
has
risen
by
44
%
in
two
years.
Assuming
that
the
change
has
been
constant
over
the
two
years,
determine
the
percentage
change
from
one
year
to
the
next.
E.7450
The
following
table
shows
the
evo-lution
of
the
daily
circulation
(number
of
copies
printed
per
day)
of
the
daily
general
and
political
press
in
France.
Year
2010
2011
2012
Daily
circulation
in
millions
of
copies
1.80
1.72
1.60
1
Determine
the
overall
rate
of
change,
rounded
to
0.01
%
,
in
daily
circulation
between
2010
and
2012
.
2
Calculate
the
average
annual
growth
rate
over
this
pe-riod,
rounded
to
0.01
%
,
of
the
daily
circulation.
E.7537
The
table
below
shows
the
con-sumption
of
healthcare
and
medical
goods
(CSBM)
in
France,
in
billions
of
euros
:
Year
2006
2007
2008
Consumption
(CSBM)
in
billions
of
euros
153.7
:
:
:
165.7
We
assume
that
CSBM
consumption
remained
constant
over
the
two
years
between
2006
and
2008
.
Determine
the
annual
percentage
change
over
the
period
between
2006
and
2008
,
rounded
to
two
decimal
places.
E.7538
In
recent
years,
tourism
distribu-tion
channels
have
changed
in
favor
of
online
tourism.
More
than
30
million
French
people
have
visited
websites
to
plan
their
vacations
in
2013
.
The
table
below
gives
the
evolution
of
sales,
noted
CA
,
of
the
online
tourism
market
from
2011
to
2013
in
France.
Année
2011
2012
2013
CA
in
milliard
d’euros
10
;
9
:
:
:
12.4
It
is
assumed
that
the
change
in
online
tourism
market
sales
from
2011
to
2013
in
France
was
constant
over
this
period.
Determine
the
annual
percentage
change
corresponding
to
this
period.
E.7547
The
table
below
shows
the
amount
of
greenhouse
gases
emitted
annually
in
France
between
2009
and
2012
.
This
amount
is
expressed
in
millions
of
tons
and
rounded
to
two
decimal
places.
Year
2009
2010
2011
2012
Amount
emitted
509.25
:
:
:
490.01
:
:
:
Assuming
that
the
annual
change
was
constant
over
the
pe-riod
from
2009
to
2012
,
the
aim
of
the
exercise
is
to
predict
the
amount
of
greenhouse
gases
emitted
in
2012
.
1
Determine
the
annual
rate
of
change
in
the
amount
of
greenhouse
gas
emissions
rounded
to
the
nearest
thou-sandth.
2
Determine
the
amount
of
greenhouse
gases
emitted
in
2012
rounded
to
the
nearest
hundredth.
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E.7451
In
2012
,
the
manager
of
a
beach-front
brasserie
offers
a
lunch
menu
for
9.80
e
.
At
this
price,
he
serves
an
average
of
420
covers
per
week.
This
formula
is
so
successful
that
he
decides
to
increase
the
price
in
subsequent
summers.
He
observes
a
slight
decrease
in
the
number
of
meals
served,
but
his
formula
remains
profitable.
The
following
table
shows
the
change
in
the
number
of
meals
served
when
the
price
of
the
menu
varies.
Été
2012
2013
2014
2015
Menu
price
(in
euros)
9.80
11.00
12.30
13.80
Weekly
number
of
covers
420
395
370
345
The
manager
created
the
table
below
from
a
spreadsheet
:
The
range
of
cells
D3:E5
is
formatted
as
a
percentage
rounded
to
0.01
%
.
1
Propose
a
formula
to
be
entered
in
cell
D3
,
that
can
be
copied
down
to
complete
the
cells
D4
et
D5
.
2
Similarly,
suggest
a
formula
to
enter
in
cell
E3
,
that
can
be
copied
down
to
complete
cells
E4
et
E5
.
3
In
this
question,
we
assume
that
the
change
in
menu
prices
between
2012
and
2014
has
been
constant
:
a
Calculate
the
multiplier
coefficient,
rounded
to
0.000
1
%
,
associated
with
the
annual
change
in
the
menu
price
between
summer
2012
and
summer
2014
.
b
Deduce
the
annual
rate
of
change
in
the
menu
price
between
2012
and
2014
.
E.7482
The
table
below
shows
the
change
in
the
world
population
(in
billions)
between
1980
and
2010
,
in
five-year
increments.
Year
1980
1985
1990
1995
2000
2005
2010
Nombre
Population
(in
billions)
4.4
4.8
5.3
5.7
6.1
6.5
6.8
1
Give
the
rate
of
change
in
population
between
1980
and
2010
.
2
Establish
that
this
change
corresponds
to
a
constant
change
of
7.52
%
per
5
years.
10.
Average
Change
E.11709
Voici
un
aperçu
d’une
feuille
de
cal-cul
regroupant
le
nombre
de
naissances
dans
un
département
français
de
2009
à
2016.
Année
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
Nombre
de
naissances
8304
8111
8041
7833
7644
7466
7199
6927
Source
:
INSEE
-
2017
Déterminer
le
taux
d’évolution
annuel
moyen
sur
cette
péri-ode.
E.11727
Un
objet
a
subit
5
augmentations
succes-sives
et
identiques.
Son
prix
a
été
multiplié
par
1
;
4
.
Décrire
chacune
de
ces
augmentations.
Indication
:
on
arrondira
le
pourcentage
au
dixième
près,
on
utilisera
le
tableau
de
valeurs
ci-dessous
:
n
2
3
4
5
6
n
1
;
4
1
;
1832
1
;
1187
1
;
0878
1
;
0696
1
;
0577
E.11728
Un
objet
a
subit
6
réductions
succes-sives
et
identiques.
Son
prix
a
été
multiplié
par
0
;
9
.
Décrire
chacune
de
ces
réductions.
Indication
:
on
arrondira
le
pourcentage
au
dixième
près,
on
utilisera
le
tableau
de
valeurs
ci-dessous
:
n
2
3
4
5
6
7
0
;
9
1
n
0
;
9487
0
;
9655
0
;
974
0
;
9791
0
;
9826
0
;
9851
11.
Evolution
and
follow-up
E.7483
In
one
city,
it
is
estimated
that
from
2013
,
the
number
of
electric
cars
on
the
road
increases
by
12
%
per
year.
At
1
er
January
2013
,
this
town
offers
148
dedicated
parking
spaces
with
charging
stations.
The
municipality
plans
to
cre-ate
13
additional
spaces
each
year.
The
spreadsheet
below
should
account
for
this
data.
Cells
are
in
the
format
ˇ
number
with
zero
decimal
places
ı.
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1
Specify
a
formula
which,
entered
in
cell
C2
,
allows,
by
copying
to
the
right,
to
obtain
the
contents
of
the
cells
in
the
range
C2:H2
.
2
Determine
the
overall
percentage
change
in
the
num-ber
of
electric
cars
on
the
road
between
2013
and
2016
,
rounded
to
0.1
%
.
3
Let
n
be
a
natural
number.
The
number
of
electric
cars
in
circulation
on
1
er
January
of
the
year
(2013+
n
)
is
mod-eled
by
the
term
V
n
of
a
geometric
sequence.
Thus,
V
0
=100
.
a
Determine
the
reason
for
the
sequence
V
n
.
b
Specify
the
expression
of
V
n
as
a
function
of
n
.
c
Calculate
V
8
and
V
9
rounded
to
unity.
12.
Mutual
evolution
E.7755
Reminders:
A
change
can
be
characterized
by:
its
rate
of
change
(
t
)
;
its
percentage
change
(
p
)
;
its
multiplier
coefficient
(
k
)
.
Here
are
the
relationships
between
these
values
:
p
=
t
×
100
;
t
=
p
100
;
k
=1+
t
;
t
=1
−
k
If
a
quantity
has
changed
from
value
v
0
to
v
1
,
then
its
rate
of
change
is
:
t
=
v
1
−
v
0
v
0
1
a
A
jacket
costs
50
e
and
undergoes
an
increase
of
28
%
.
What
is
its
new
price?
b
A
pair
of
shoes
costs
64
e
and
undergoes
a
reduction
of
21
;
875
%
.
What
is
its
new
price?
2
Characterize
the
reciprocal
change
of
an
increase
of
28
%
.
E.7722
A
company’s
stock
is
listed
at
124
e
on
1
er
September.
1
On
17
September,
the
stock
has
a
value
of
150.04
e
.
De-termine
the
percentage
of
this
change.
2
On
15
October,
the
share
price
has
returned
to
124
e
.
Determine
the
percentage
change,
rounded
to
the
near-est
tenth,
over
the
period
between
17
September
and
15
October.
E.7723
Each
line
of
the
table
below
represents
an
evolution
and
its
reciprocal
evolution.
Complete
the
table
by
indicating
the
percentage
of
the
recip-rocal
evolution
to
the
nearest
hundredth.
Evolution
Reciprocal
evolution
Increase
in
25
%
Increase
in
60
%
Increase
in
10
%
Reduction
in
28
%
Reduction
of
50
%
Reduction
of
7
%
E.7743
As
a
result
of
inflation,
the
price
of
a
ton
of
rice
rose
402
e
in
2017
to
421
e
in
2018
.
1
Determine
the
percentage
of
this
inflation,
rounded
to
the
nearest
tenth.
2
If
this
inflation
became
constant
over
the
period
from
2017
to
2022
,
what
would
be
the
price
of
a
ton
of
rice
in
2022
rounded
to
the
nearest
euro?
3
What
must
be
the
percentage,
rounded
to
the
nearest
tenth,
of
deflation
between
2018
and
2019
for
the
price
of
a
ton
of
rice
to
return
to
402
e
?
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