If 2002 Is the Base Year, Then the Inflation Rate $$\frac { \text { CPI in } 2005 - \text { CPI in } 2004 } { \text { CPI in } 2002 } \times 100$$

If 2002 is the base year, then the inflation rate in 2005 equals

A)
$$\frac { \text { CPI in } 2005 - \text { CPI in } 2004 } { \text { CPI in } 2002 } \times 100$$

B)
$$\frac { \mathrm { CPI } \text { in } 2005 - \mathrm { CPI } \text { in } 2002 } { \mathrm { CPI } \text { in } 2002 } \times 100$$

C)
$$\frac { \text { CPI in } 2005 - \text { CPI in } 2002 } { \text { CPI in } 2004 } \times 100 .$$

D)
$$\frac { \text { CPI in } 2005 - \text { CPI in } 2004 } { \text { CPI in } 2004 } \times 100 .$$