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The price of an article is successively increased by 9% and 13%. Find the percentage increase in the price of the article.

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The correct answer is

23.17%

Net percentage increase for successive changes of 9% and 13%: \(9+13+\dfrac{9\times13}{100} = 22+1.17 = 23.17\)%.

Hence, the percentage increase in the price of the article is 23.17%.

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