The correct option is CPI inflation is -5.5% and real GDP is 12%
Real GDP for year 2018 = Quantity2018*Price2018
= (20×3)+(22×10)+(40×3)
= 60+220+120
= 400
Real GDP for 2019 = Quantit2019* Price2019
= (24×3)+(25×10)+(42×3)
= 72 + 250+ 126
=448
Growth Rate of real GDP
={ [Real GDP(2019)-Real GDP(2018)]/Real GDP (2018) }*100
= [(448-400)/400]*100
= 12%
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