Worked example
An initial amount of 100 grows by 20% each period. What is the amount after 2 periods?
Answer & why
Answer: 144
Multiply by 6/5 each period: 100 × ()2 = 144.
Grade 11 · Math
Evaluate repeated growth using a constant multiplicative factor.
8 authored questions + worked example

Answer: 144
Multiply by 6/5 each period: 100 × ()2 = 144.
All 8 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
Percent growth applies to the new amount each period, not just the initial amount.
Answer: 432
Multiply by 6/5 each period: 250 × ()3 = 432.
Question 2
Percent growth applies to the new amount each period, not just the initial amount.
Answer: 484
Multiply by 11/10 each period: 400 × ()2 = 484.
Question 3
Percent growth applies to the new amount each period, not just the initial amount.
Answer: 144
Multiply by 6/5 each period: 100 × ()2 = 144.
Question 4
Percent growth applies to the new amount each period, not just the initial amount.
Answer: 450
Multiply by 3/2 each period: 200 × ()2 = 450.
Question 5
Percent growth applies to the new amount each period, not just the initial amount.
Answer: 1331
Multiply by 11/10 each period: 1000 × ()3 = 1331.
Question 6
Percent growth applies to the new amount each period, not just the initial amount.
Answer: 125
Multiply by 5/4 each period: 64 × ()3 = 125.
Question 7
Percent growth applies to the new amount each period, not just the initial amount.
Answer: 216
Multiply by 6/5 each period: 125 × ()3 = 216.
Question 8
Percent growth applies to the new amount each period, not just the initial amount.
Answer: 400
Multiply by 5/4 each period: 256 × ()2 = 400.