Taking the $2010$ economic order quantities $($EOQs in Cases$)$ for the five products $-$ strawberry, raspberry, peach, blueberry, and apple$/$mint $-$ from Exhibit $4,$ and the $2012($EOQs in Cases$)$ that I have computed for you here $($strawberry: $440,$ raspberry: $373,$ peach: $322,$ blueberry: $243,$ and apple$/$mint: $212),$ calculate and report, for each of the five products, the percentage change in EOQs from $2010$ to $2012.$ Percentage Change $=(($New Value $$ Old Value$)-$: Old Value$)*100.$ In one or two sentences, note what you observe about the percentage change in EOQs for the five products from $2010$ to $2012($e$.$g$.,$ are the changes positive$/$negative$,$ similar or different,...$),$ and how the percentage changes in sales compare to percentage changes in EOQs.