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Reemember the formula when you are calculating % change, and you will get the right answer:
("New" - "Old") / "Old" * 100%
1a. The "new" exchange rate of Australian dollors to HK dollar is 4.5 this week, and the "old" one is 5
so the % change of the exchange rate of Australian dollars to Hong Kong dollars
= (4.5 - 5) / 5 * 100%
= -10%
The % is decreased by 10%
1b. Last week, Daniel can exchange at rate A$1=HK$5
so he can get HK$
= 1000 * 5
=$5,000
This week, he can only get HK$
= 1000 * 4.5
=$4,500
So Daniel should exchange the money last week to get more HK$, and the difference is
=$5,000 - $4,500
=$500
2. Let x be the side of a cube ("old" figure)
and the "new" side of the cube
= x * (1-10%)
=0.9x
Volume of "old" cube
= x*x*x
=x^3
Volume of "new' cube
= 0.9x * 0.9x *0.9x
= 0.729x^3
% change in its volume (remember to use the same formula):
= (0.729x^3 - x^3) / x^3 *100%
= -27.1%
and so the % decreased in its volume is 27.1%