1.   The new fare is one hundred and seventeen percent of the old fare.

2.   So to get the new fare you multiply the old fare by one point one seven.

3.   The old fare multiplied by one point one seven gives you the new fare.

4.   So at three, before the seventeen the percent increase the fare from London to Feraccas was five hundred and fifty pounds calculate the new fare after the increase.

5.   Back in Chinatown, residents pressured Mayor Brown to install the new fare system on electric buses crawling along Stockton Street.

6.   Bedlam was averted Monday on the first working day that the new fare took effect.

7.   Both types of new Southwest fares are nonrefundable, but can be changed.

8.   All the networks have agreed that taking off in the summer makes no sense, and have moved to sprinkle new fare among the repeats.

9.   Airlines generally use sophisticated computer software to gauge whether a new fare is likely to generate revenue, or possibly lose money by displacing passengers paying full prices.

10.   But the traveler loses any difference between the original and the new fare.