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d. By how much does the supply of money supply or contract? Supply of money increases by $20 million e. Bankers estimate the velocity of money to be 2.4 and that the price level will increase from 100 to 102. What will be the impact of part d on the quantity of goods and services in the economy given an initial money supply of $4 billion?.

D. Classifying Acids and Bases The pH of a solution is a number which tells how acidic or basic
a solution is. pH values can range from 0 14 . Determine whether the brief statements below
describe an acid, a base, or a neutral solution. On the blank in front of the siatement, write acid,
base, or neutral, You may need to review your notes. 5. Contains more H + ions than water. 6.
pH of 4 . 7. pH of 7. 8. Vinegar, corrodes metal, 9. Contains less H + ions than water. 10. pH of
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