Let 1 stand for "any given period" and 2 stand for "base period". The formula of any index number can be written as: A)value of index at 1 =^{absolute value at}¹ absolute value at 2 B)value of index at 1 =^{relative value at}¹× 100 relative value at 2 C)value of index at 1 =^{relative value at}¹ relative value at 2 D)value of index at 1 =^{absolute value at}²× 100 absolute value at 1

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The Answer of Let 1 stand for "any given period" and 2 stand for "base period". The formula of any index number can be written as: A)value of index at 1 =^{absolute value at}¹ absolute value at 2 B)value of index at 1 =^{relative value at}¹× 100 relative value at 2 C)value of index at 1 =^{relative value at}¹ relative value at 2 D)value of index at 1 =^{absolute value at}²× 100 absolute value at 1

Let 1 Stand for "Any Given Period" and 2 Stand