2. The following datasets represent the level of exports for two countries. Country A Exports (R...

  

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2. The following datasets represent the level of exports for two countries. Country A Exports (R billion) 2015 1005 2016 2017 2018 1 089 1: 102 1 190 Country B Exports (R billion) 2015 1010 2016 1045 2017 1 066 2018 1 076 If in 2019 the level of exports for country A increases by 10% and that for country B by 12%.... 1. the level of exports for country B will be greater than that for country A, since exports increase by 12% for country B while for country A it only increase by 10%. 2. the level of exports will be the same for both countries in spite of the fact that the growth rates differ. 3. the level of exports for country A will be higher than that for country B in spite of the lower growth rate for country A. 4. the level of exports for country A will be smaller than for country B, since the level of exports was lower in 2015 for country A. 2. The following datasets represent the level of exports for two countries. Country A Exports (R billion) 2015 1005 2016 2017 2018 1 089 1: 102 1 190 Country B Exports (R billion) 2015 1010 2016 1045 2017 1 066 2018 1 076 If in 2019 the level of exports for country A increases by 10% and that for country B by 12%.... 1. the level of exports for country B will be greater than that for country A, since exports increase by 12% for country B while for country A it only increase by 10%. 2. the level of exports will be the same for both countries in spite of the fact that the growth rates differ. 3. the level of exports for country A will be higher than that for country B in spite of the lower growth rate for country A. 4. the level of exports for country A will be smaller than for country B, since the level of exports was lower in 2015 for country A.

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Option 3 The export of country A in 2018 was 1190 billion and in has in... View the full answer