Answer 1(b) CPI of market basket for February
= (Cost of market basket for February /Cost of market basket for January)*100 = ( $25*20+$3*10)/(20*$10+$2*10)*100= (530/220)*100= 240.90
c) CPI of January=100
CPI of February =240.90
% increase in CP I = ((240.9 - 100)/100)*100= 140.9%
Therefore, CPI increased by 140.9%
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