Due to a complete drop in demand the price of the petrol (per litre) was decreasing at a rate of 5% per annum for two years. Later due to a sudden increase in demand the price of the petrol (per litre) increased at 5% per annum for two years and reached a price of Rs. x . If the initial cost of petrol (per litre) was Rs. y, then
x> y
Let the initial price of petrol (per litre) be Rs.x
Cost after two years = (95100)2x
Cost after another two years = (95100)2(105100)2x
= 0.99500 x
x > y