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Deck 10: Statistics

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The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. <strong>The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. Which salesperson has more variability in his or her expenses?</strong> A) The variability is the same. B) Lisa C) There is no way to tell from this graph. D) Herb <div style=padding-top: 35px> Which salesperson has more variability in his or her expenses?

A) The variability is the same.
B) Lisa
C) There is no way to tell from this graph.
D) Herb
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The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows: <strong>The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows: Find the frequency distribution for the following groupings of the salaries: $1-$20,000 $20,001-$30,000 $30,001-$40,000 $40,001-$50,000 Over $50,000. Select the correct answer.</strong> A) $1-$20,000: 7 $20,001-$30,000: 3 $30,001-$40,000: 1 $40,001-$50,000: 2 Over $50,000: 0 B) $1-$20,000: 7 $20,001-$30,000: 3 $30,001-$40,000: 1 $40,001-$50,000: 1 Over $50,000: 1 C) $1-$20,000: 6 $20,001-$30,000: 3 $30,001-$40,000: 1 $40,001-$50,000: 2 Over $50,000: 1 D) $1-$20,000: 7 $20,001-$30,000: 3 $30,001-$40,000: 1 $40,001-$50,000: 2 Over $50,000: 1 E) $1-$20,000: 8 $20,001-$30,000: 2 $30,001-$40,000: 1 $40,001-$50,000: 1 Over $50,000: 1 <div style=padding-top: 35px> Find the frequency distribution for the following groupings of the salaries: $1-$20,000 $20,001-$30,000 $30,001-$40,000 $40,001-$50,000 Over $50,000. Select the correct answer.

A) $1-$20,000: 7 $20,001-$30,000: 3
$30,001-$40,000: 1
$40,001-$50,000: 2
Over $50,000: 0
B) $1-$20,000: 7 $20,001-$30,000: 3
$30,001-$40,000: 1
$40,001-$50,000: 1
Over $50,000: 1
C) $1-$20,000: 6 $20,001-$30,000: 3
$30,001-$40,000: 1
$40,001-$50,000: 2
Over $50,000: 1
D) $1-$20,000: 7 $20,001-$30,000: 3
$30,001-$40,000: 1
$40,001-$50,000: 2
Over $50,000: 1
E) $1-$20,000: 8 $20,001-$30,000: 2
$30,001-$40,000: 1
$40,001-$50,000: 1
Over $50,000: 1
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The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. <strong>The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. During which month did Herb incur the most expenses?</strong> A) March B) April C) January D) June E) May <div style=padding-top: 35px> During which month did Herb incur the most expenses?

A) March
B) April
C) January
D) June
E) May
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What is the definition of statistics ?

A) the mathematics of the collection, organization, and interpretation of numerical data
B) a set of intervals, usually adjacent and of equal width
C) a circular graph divided into sectors with areas proportional to the quantities represented
D) a graph representing a frequency distribution using horizontal or vertical bars of uniform width
E) a numerical datum
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were: Appliance Department, $20,000
Automotive Department, $10,000
Clothing Department, $55,000
Grocery Department, $260,000
Nursery Department, $15,000
Find the percentages of the total earned by each department. Then, change each of the percentages to degrees.

A) Appliances: 10 degrees Automotive: 20 degrees
Clothing: 55 degrees
Grocery: 260 degrees
Nursery: 15 degrees
B) Appliances: 20 degrees Automotive: 10 degrees
Clothing: 55 degrees
Grocery: 15 degrees
Nursery: 260 degrees
C) Appliances: 2,000 degrees Automotive: 1,000 degrees
Clothing: 5,500 degrees
Grocery: 26,000 degrees
Nursery: 1,500 degrees
D) Appliances: 20,000 degrees Automotive: 10,000 degrees
Clothing: 55,000 degrees
Grocery: 260,000 degrees
Nursery: 15,000 degrees
E) Appliances: 20 degrees Automotive: 10 degrees
Clothing: 55 degrees
Grocery: 260 degrees
Nursery: 15 degrees
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were: Appliance Department, $20,000
Automotive Department, $10,000
Clothing Department, $55,000
Grocery Department, $265,000
Nursery Department, $10,000
Change each of the profit amounts to a percentage, rounded to the nearest tenth of a percent.

A) Appliances: 5.6% Automotive: 2.8%
Clothing: 15.3%
Grocery: 2.8%
Nursery: 73.6%
B) Appliances: 94.4% Automotive: 97.2%
Clothing: 84.7%
Grocery: 26.4%
Nursery: 97.2%
C) Appliances: 2.8% Automotive: 5.6%
Clothing: 15.3%
Grocery: 73.6%
Nursery: 2.8%
D) Appliances: 20,000 Automotive: 10,000
Clothing: 55,000
Grocery: 265,000
Nursery: 10,000
E) Appliances: 5.6% Automotive: 2.8%
Clothing: 15.3%
Grocery: 73.6%
Nursery: 2.8%
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FIGURE 1. <strong>FIGURE 1. When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. If you weigh 170 pounds, how many drinks in 1 hour would you need to be definitely illegal to drive?</strong> A) 1 drink B) 6 drinks C) 4 drinks D) 5 drinks E) 7 drinks <div style=padding-top: 35px> When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. If you weigh 170 pounds, how many drinks in 1 hour would you need to be definitely illegal to drive?

A) 1 drink
B) 6 drinks
C) 4 drinks
D) 5 drinks
E) 7 drinks
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The heights of 20 students are as follows (rounded to the nearest inch): 65, 68, 65, 70, 67, 67, 68, 66, 69, 70, 68, 67, 67, 65, 69, 65, 67, 66, 69, 69
Prepare a frequency distribution for this data. Then, enter the number of data points in each category below. Select the correct matched list of heights and frequencies.

A) 65: 5 66: 1
67: 5
68: 3
69: 4
70: 2
B) 65: 5 66: 1
67: 6
68: 2
69: 4
70: 2
C) 65: 4 66: 2
67: 5
68: 3
69: 4
70: 2
D) 65: 5 66: 1
67: 5
68: 3
69: 4
70: 3
E) 65: 5 66: 1
67: 5
68: 3
69: 3
70: 3
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10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. <strong>10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. What percent of the voters favored Jones in January? In which month was the undecided vote the greatest? In which month was Jones s lead the greatest?</strong> A) 80%, November, March B) 20%, January, March C) 80%, January, March D) 20%, November, March E) 20%, January, November <div style=padding-top: 35px> What percent of the voters favored Jones in January? In which month was the undecided vote the greatest? In which month was Jones s lead the greatest?

A) 80%, November, March
B) 20%, January, March
C) 80%, January, March
D) 20%, November, March
E) 20%, January, November
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10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? . Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. <strong>10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? . Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. How many candidates were running for office? Who was the favorite in the election poll?</strong> A) 3 candidates; Jones B) 3 candidates; Smith C) 3 candidates; undecided D) 2 candidates; Smith E) 2 candidates; Jones <div style=padding-top: 35px> How many candidates were running for office? Who was the favorite in the election poll?

A) 3 candidates; Jones
B) 3 candidates; Smith
C) 3 candidates; undecided
D) 2 candidates; Smith
E) 2 candidates; Jones
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The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K-8 who received various types of care before and after school. <strong>The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K-8 who received various types of care before and after school. Among children in grades K-5 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the least preferred method of child care?</strong> A) relative B) center C) non-relative D) self E) parent <div style=padding-top: 35px> Among children in grades K-5 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the least preferred method of child care?

A) relative
B) center
C) non-relative
D) self
E) parent
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were: Appliance Department, $20,000 Automotive Department, $10,000 Clothing Department, $55,000 Grocery Department, $261,000 Nursery Department, $14,000 Use this information to determine the percentage of the gross profit in each region of the circle graph below. <strong>The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were: Appliance Department, $20,000 Automotive Department, $10,000 Clothing Department, $55,000 Grocery Department, $261,000 Nursery Department, $14,000 Use this information to determine the percentage of the gross profit in each region of the circle graph below. </strong> A) A = 2.8%, B = 2.8%, C = 15.3%, D = 72.5%, E = 3.9% B) A = 94.4%, B = 97.2%, C = 84.7%, D = 27.5%, E = 96.1% C) A = 5.6%, B = 2.8%, C = 72.5%, D = 15.3%, E = 3.9% D) A = 72.5%, B = 2.8%, C = 15.3%, D = 5.6%, E = 3.9% E) A = 5.6%, B = 72.5%, C = 15.3%, D = 2.8%, E = 3.9% <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) A = 2.8%, B = 2.8%, C = 15.3%, D = 72.5%, E = 3.9%
B) A = 94.4%, B = 97.2%, C = 84.7%, D = 27.5%, E = 96.1%
C) A = 5.6%, B = 2.8%, C = 72.5%, D = 15.3%, E = 3.9%
D) A = 72.5%, B = 2.8%, C = 15.3%, D = 5.6%, E = 3.9%
E) A = 5.6%, B = 72.5%, C = 15.3%, D = 2.8%, E = 3.9%
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FIGURE 1. <strong>FIGURE 1. When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. In the gray zone, your chances of having an accident are 5 times higher than if you had no drinks. In the red zone, your chances of having an accident are 25 times higher. Suppose that you weigh 100 pounds and that you have 2 drinks in 2 hours. If you then drive, how much more likely are you to have an accident than if you had refrained from drinking?</strong> A) 5 times as likely B) 2 times as likely C) 25 times as likely D) 3 times as likely E) just as likely <div style=padding-top: 35px> When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. In the gray zone, your chances of having an accident are 5 times higher than if you had no drinks. In the red zone, your chances of having an accident are 25 times higher. Suppose that you weigh 100 pounds and that you have 2 drinks in 2 hours. If you then drive, how much more likely are you to have an accident than if you had refrained from drinking?

A) 5 times as likely
B) 2 times as likely
C) 25 times as likely
D) 3 times as likely
E) just as likely
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According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.80 latte includes $0.24 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.45 for rent, $0.17 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.67 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte to the nearest tenth of a percent.

A) dishes and equipment: 10.6% coffee bean and milk: 24.0%
Marketing: 17.0%
Labor: 67.0%
Profit: 8.0%
Rent: 45.0%
B) dishes and equipment: 0.1% coffee bean and milk: 0.1%
Marketing: 0.1%
Labor: 0.4%
Profit: 0.0%
Rent: 0.3%
C) dishes and equipment: 10.6% coffee bean and milk: 86.7%
Marketing: 90.6%
Labor: 62.8%
Profit: 95.6%
Rent: 75.0%
D) dishes and equipment: 13.3% coffee bean and milk: 10.6%
Marketing: 9.4%
Labor: 37.2%
Profit: 4.4%
Rent: 25.0%
E) dishes and equipment: 10.6% coffee bean and milk: 13.3%
Marketing: 9.4%
Labor: 37.2%
Profit: 4.4%
Rent: 25.0%
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The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K-8 who received various types of care before and after school. <strong>The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K-8 who received various types of care before and after school. Among children in grades K-8 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the preferred method of child care?</strong> A) center B) parent C) self D) non-relative E) relative <div style=padding-top: 35px> Among children in grades K-8 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the preferred method of child care?

A) center
B) parent
C) self
D) non-relative
E) relative
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According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 126, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 39, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 47, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 18, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 33, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 98.
B) <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 98, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 39, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 47, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 33, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 18, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 126.
C) <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 126, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 11, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 13, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 9, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 5, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 27.
D) <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 126, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 39, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 47, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 33, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 18, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 98.
E) <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 126, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 39, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 33, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 47, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 18, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. <div style=padding-top: 35px> = 98.
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The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent): 1966, $1.03; 1968, $0.96; 1970, $0.86; 1972, $0.80; 1974, $0.68
Select the line graph that correctly represents the data.

A) <strong>The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent): 1966, $1.03; 1968, $0.96; 1970, $0.86; 1972, $0.80; 1974, $0.68 Select the line graph that correctly represents the data.</strong> A) B) C) D) E) <div style=padding-top: 35px>
B) <strong>The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent): 1966, $1.03; 1968, $0.96; 1970, $0.86; 1972, $0.80; 1974, $0.68 Select the line graph that correctly represents the data.</strong> A) B) C) D) E) <div style=padding-top: 35px>
C) <strong>The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent): 1966, $1.03; 1968, $0.96; 1970, $0.86; 1972, $0.80; 1974, $0.68 Select the line graph that correctly represents the data.</strong> A) B) C) D) E) <div style=padding-top: 35px>
D) <strong>The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent): 1966, $1.03; 1968, $0.96; 1970, $0.86; 1972, $0.80; 1974, $0.68 Select the line graph that correctly represents the data.</strong> A) B) C) D) E) <div style=padding-top: 35px>
E) <strong>The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent): 1966, $1.03; 1968, $0.96; 1970, $0.86; 1972, $0.80; 1974, $0.68 Select the line graph that correctly represents the data.</strong> A) B) C) D) E) <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The amount of electricity used in a typical all-electric home is shown in the circle graph below. If, in a certain month, a home used 1,100 kwh (kilowatt-hours), find the amount of electricity used for the water heater from the graph. <strong>The amount of electricity used in a typical all-electric home is shown in the circle graph below. If, in a certain month, a home used 1,100 kwh (kilowatt-hours), find the amount of electricity used for the water heater from the graph. Round your answer to the nearest kwh.</strong> A) 968 kwh B) 1,056 kwh C) 132 kwh D) 110 kwh E) 44 kwh <div style=padding-top: 35px> Round your answer to the nearest kwh.

A) 968 kwh
B) 1,056 kwh
C) 132 kwh
D) 110 kwh
E) 44 kwh
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The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows: <strong>The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows: Find the frequency distribution for the salaries.</strong> A) $15,000: 3, $20000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0, $50,000: 1, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 1 B) $15,000: 3, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 4, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0, $50,000: 0, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 1 C) $15,000: 3, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0, $50,000: 2, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 0 D) $15,000: 4, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0, $50,000: 1, ,$55,000: 0, $60,000: 0 E) $15,000: 3, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0, $50,000: 2, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 2 <div style=padding-top: 35px> Find the frequency distribution for the salaries.

A) $15,000: 3, $20000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0,
$50,000: 1, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 1
B) $15,000: 3, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 4, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0,
$50,000: 0, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 1
C) $15,000: 3, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0,
$50,000: 2, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 0
D) $15,000: 4, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0,
$50,000: 1, ,$55,000: 0, $60,000: 0
E) $15,000: 3, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0,
$50,000: 2, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 2
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The heights of 20 students are as follows (rounded to the nearest inch): 66, 68, 65, 70, 67, 67, 68, 66, 69, 70, 68, 67, 67, 65, 69, 65, 67, 66, 69, 69 The bar graph below is drawn to scale. If the bar labeled A corresponds to the smallest recorded height and E corresponds to the largest, decide how many units tall each bar should be. Choose the correct heights for bars A and D . <strong>The heights of 20 students are as follows (rounded to the nearest inch): 66, 68, 65, 70, 67, 67, 68, 66, 69, 70, 68, 67, 67, 65, 69, 65, 67, 66, 69, 69 The bar graph below is drawn to scale. If the bar labeled A corresponds to the smallest recorded height and E corresponds to the largest, decide how many units tall each bar should be. Choose the correct heights for bars A and D . </strong> A) A : 4, D : 3 B) A : 2, D : 3, C) A : 4, D : 2 D) A : 3, D : 2 E) A : 3, D : 3 <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) A : 4, D : 3
B) A : 2, D : 3,
C) A : 4, D : 2
D) A : 3, D : 2
E) A : 3, D : 3
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The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. During which month did Herb incur the most expenses?<div style=padding-top: 35px> During which month did Herb incur the most expenses?
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10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. 10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. How many candidates were running for office? __________ Who was the favorite in the election poll? __________<div style=padding-top: 35px> How many candidates were running for office? __________ Who was the favorite in the election poll? __________
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According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________.<div style=padding-top: 35px> According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________.<div style=padding-top: 35px> = __________, According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________.<div style=padding-top: 35px> = __________, According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________.<div style=padding-top: 35px> = __________, According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________.<div style=padding-top: 35px> = __________, According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________.<div style=padding-top: 35px> = __________, According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________.<div style=padding-top: 35px> = __________.
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were:
Appliance Department, $20,000
Automotive Department, $10,000
Clothing Department, $55,000
Grocery Department, $265,000
Nursery Department, $10,000
Find the percentages of the total earned by each department. Then, change each of the percentages to degrees.
Appliances: __________ degrees
Automotive: __________ degrees
Clothing: __________ degrees
Grocery: __________ degrees
Nursery: __________ degrees
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circular graph divided into sectors with areas proportional to the quantities represented
frequency distribution
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frequency distribution
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an association of data values with a frequency indicating the number of measurements in some set of intervals
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The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent) represented in the graph below. The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent) represented in the graph below. Find the purchasing power of the dollar in: : __________ : __________ : __________<div style=padding-top: 35px> Find the purchasing power of the dollar in: The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent) represented in the graph below. Find the purchasing power of the dollar in: : __________ : __________ : __________<div style=padding-top: 35px> : __________ The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent) represented in the graph below. Find the purchasing power of the dollar in: : __________ : __________ : __________<div style=padding-top: 35px> : __________ The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent) represented in the graph below. Find the purchasing power of the dollar in: : __________ : __________ : __________<div style=padding-top: 35px> : __________
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The heights of 20 students are as follows (rounded to the nearest inch).
66, 68, 65, 70, 70, 70, 68, 66, 69, 70, 68, 67, 67, 65, 69, 65, 67, 66, 69, 69
Prepare a frequency distribution for this data. Then, enter the number of data points in each category below.
65: __________
66: __________
67: __________
68: __________
69: __________
70: __________
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10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. 10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. What percent of the voters favored Jones in November? __________% In which month was the undecided vote the greatest? __________ In which month was Jones s lead the greatest? __________<div style=padding-top: 35px> What percent of the voters favored Jones in November? __________% In which month was the undecided vote the greatest? __________ In which month was Jones s lead the greatest? __________
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The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows.
The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows. Find the frequency distribution for the following groupings of the salaries: $1-$20,000 __________ $20,001-$30,000 __________ $30,001-$40,000 __________ $40,001-$50,000 __________ Over $50,000 __________<div style=padding-top: 35px> Find the frequency distribution for the following groupings of the salaries: $1-$20,000 __________ $20,001-$30,000 __________ $30,001-$40,000 __________ $40,001-$50,000 __________ Over $50,000 __________
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The heights of 20 students are as follows (rounded to the nearest inch). 66, 68, 65, 70, 67, 67, 70, 66, 69, 70, 68, 67, 67, 65, 69, 65, 67, 66, 69, 70 The bar graph below is drawn to scale. If the bar labeled A corresponds to the smallest recorded height and F corresponds to the largest, decide how many units tall each bar should be. Enter these numbers in the corresponding blanks below. The heights of 20 students are as follows (rounded to the nearest inch). 66, 68, 65, 70, 67, 67, 70, 66, 69, 70, 68, 67, 67, 65, 69, 65, 67, 66, 69, 70 The bar graph below is drawn to scale. If the bar labeled A corresponds to the smallest recorded height and F corresponds to the largest, decide how many units tall each bar should be. Enter these numbers in the corresponding blanks below. A = __________, B = __________ C = __________, D = __________ E = __________<div style=padding-top: 35px> A = __________, B = __________ C = __________, D = __________ E = __________
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FIGURE 1. FIGURE 1. When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. If you weigh 90 pounds, how many drinks in 4 hours would you need to be definitely illegal to drive? __________ drinks<div style=padding-top: 35px> When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. If you weigh 90 pounds, how many drinks in 4 hours would you need to be definitely illegal to drive? __________ drinks
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were: Appliance Department, $20,000 Automotive Department, $10,000 Clothing Department, $55,000 Grocery Department, $265,000 Nursery Department, $10,000 Use this information to determine the percentage of the gross profit in each region of the circle graph below. The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were: Appliance Department, $20,000 Automotive Department, $10,000 Clothing Department, $55,000 Grocery Department, $265,000 Nursery Department, $10,000 Use this information to determine the percentage of the gross profit in each region of the circle graph below. A = __________%, B = __________%, C = __________%, D = __________%, E = __________%.<div style=padding-top: 35px> A = __________%, B = __________%, C = __________%, D = __________%, E = __________%.
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FIGURE 1. FIGURE 1. When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. In the gray zone, your chances of having an accident are 5 times higher than if you had no drinks. In the red zone, your chances of having an accident are 25 times higher. Suppose that you weigh 100 pounds and that you have 2 drinks in 1 hour. If you then drive, how much more likely are you to have an accident than if you had refrained from drinking? __________ times more likely<div style=padding-top: 35px> When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. In the gray zone, your chances of having an accident are 5 times higher than if you had no drinks. In the red zone, your chances of having an accident are 25 times higher. Suppose that you weigh 100 pounds and that you have 2 drinks in 1 hour. If you then drive, how much more likely are you to have an accident than if you had refrained from drinking? __________ times more likely
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The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows.
The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows. Find the frequency distribution for the salaries. <div style=padding-top: 35px> Find the frequency distribution for the salaries.
The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows. Find the frequency distribution for the salaries. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K 8 who received various types of care before and after school. The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K 8 who received various types of care before and after school. Among children in grades K-5 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the least preferred method of child care?<div style=padding-top: 35px> Among children in grades K-5 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the least preferred method of child care?
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The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. Which salesperson has more variability in his or her expenses?<div style=padding-top: 35px> Which salesperson has more variability in his or her expenses?
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According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.73 latte includes $0.25 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.44 for rent, $0.18 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit.
Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte to the nearest tenth of a percent.
dishes and equipment: __________ %
coffee bean and milk: __________ %
marketing: __________ %
labor: __________ %
profit: __________ %
rent: __________ %
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The amount of electricity used in a typical all-electric home is shown in the circle graph below. If, in a certain month, a home used 1,400 kwh (kilowatt-hours), find the amount of electricity used for the stove from the graph. Round your answer to the nearest kwh. The amount of electricity used in a typical all-electric home is shown in the circle graph below. If, in a certain month, a home used 1,400 kwh (kilowatt-hours), find the amount of electricity used for the stove from the graph. Round your answer to the nearest kwh. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were:
Appliance Department, $20,000
Automotive Department, $10,000
Clothing Department, $55,000
Grocery Department, $25,000
Nursery Department, $15,000
Find the percentages of the total earned by each department, change each of the percentages to degrees, to the nearest whole number, then draw a circle graph of these data.
Appliances: __________ degrees
Automotive: __________ degrees
Clothing: __________ degrees
Grocery: __________ degrees
Nursery: __________ degrees
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were:
Appliance Department, $20,000
Automotive Department, $10,000
Clothing Department, $56,000
Grocery Department, $260,000
Nursery Department, $14,000
Change each of the profit amounts to a percentage, rounded to the nearest tenth of a percent.
Appliances: __________ %
Automotive: __________ %
Clothing: __________ %
Grocery: __________ %
Nursery: __________ %
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The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K-8 who received various types of care before and after school. The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K-8 who received various types of care before and after school. Among children in grades 6-8 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the preferred method of child care?<div style=padding-top: 35px> Among children in grades 6-8 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the preferred method of child care?
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The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. <strong>The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. Which salesperson has more variability in his or her expenses?</strong> A) The variability is the same. B) Lisa C) There is no way to tell from this graph. D) Herb Which salesperson has more variability in his or her expenses?

A) The variability is the same.
B) Lisa
C) There is no way to tell from this graph.
D) Herb
D
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The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows: <strong>The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows: Find the frequency distribution for the following groupings of the salaries: $1-$20,000 $20,001-$30,000 $30,001-$40,000 $40,001-$50,000 Over $50,000. Select the correct answer.</strong> A) $1-$20,000: 7 $20,001-$30,000: 3 $30,001-$40,000: 1 $40,001-$50,000: 2 Over $50,000: 0 B) $1-$20,000: 7 $20,001-$30,000: 3 $30,001-$40,000: 1 $40,001-$50,000: 1 Over $50,000: 1 C) $1-$20,000: 6 $20,001-$30,000: 3 $30,001-$40,000: 1 $40,001-$50,000: 2 Over $50,000: 1 D) $1-$20,000: 7 $20,001-$30,000: 3 $30,001-$40,000: 1 $40,001-$50,000: 2 Over $50,000: 1 E) $1-$20,000: 8 $20,001-$30,000: 2 $30,001-$40,000: 1 $40,001-$50,000: 1 Over $50,000: 1 Find the frequency distribution for the following groupings of the salaries: $1-$20,000 $20,001-$30,000 $30,001-$40,000 $40,001-$50,000 Over $50,000. Select the correct answer.

A) $1-$20,000: 7 $20,001-$30,000: 3
$30,001-$40,000: 1
$40,001-$50,000: 2
Over $50,000: 0
B) $1-$20,000: 7 $20,001-$30,000: 3
$30,001-$40,000: 1
$40,001-$50,000: 1
Over $50,000: 1
C) $1-$20,000: 6 $20,001-$30,000: 3
$30,001-$40,000: 1
$40,001-$50,000: 2
Over $50,000: 1
D) $1-$20,000: 7 $20,001-$30,000: 3
$30,001-$40,000: 1
$40,001-$50,000: 2
Over $50,000: 1
E) $1-$20,000: 8 $20,001-$30,000: 2
$30,001-$40,000: 1
$40,001-$50,000: 1
Over $50,000: 1
B
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The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. <strong>The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. During which month did Herb incur the most expenses?</strong> A) March B) April C) January D) June E) May During which month did Herb incur the most expenses?

A) March
B) April
C) January
D) June
E) May
B
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What is the definition of statistics ?

A) the mathematics of the collection, organization, and interpretation of numerical data
B) a set of intervals, usually adjacent and of equal width
C) a circular graph divided into sectors with areas proportional to the quantities represented
D) a graph representing a frequency distribution using horizontal or vertical bars of uniform width
E) a numerical datum
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were: Appliance Department, $20,000
Automotive Department, $10,000
Clothing Department, $55,000
Grocery Department, $260,000
Nursery Department, $15,000
Find the percentages of the total earned by each department. Then, change each of the percentages to degrees.

A) Appliances: 10 degrees Automotive: 20 degrees
Clothing: 55 degrees
Grocery: 260 degrees
Nursery: 15 degrees
B) Appliances: 20 degrees Automotive: 10 degrees
Clothing: 55 degrees
Grocery: 15 degrees
Nursery: 260 degrees
C) Appliances: 2,000 degrees Automotive: 1,000 degrees
Clothing: 5,500 degrees
Grocery: 26,000 degrees
Nursery: 1,500 degrees
D) Appliances: 20,000 degrees Automotive: 10,000 degrees
Clothing: 55,000 degrees
Grocery: 260,000 degrees
Nursery: 15,000 degrees
E) Appliances: 20 degrees Automotive: 10 degrees
Clothing: 55 degrees
Grocery: 260 degrees
Nursery: 15 degrees
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were: Appliance Department, $20,000
Automotive Department, $10,000
Clothing Department, $55,000
Grocery Department, $265,000
Nursery Department, $10,000
Change each of the profit amounts to a percentage, rounded to the nearest tenth of a percent.

A) Appliances: 5.6% Automotive: 2.8%
Clothing: 15.3%
Grocery: 2.8%
Nursery: 73.6%
B) Appliances: 94.4% Automotive: 97.2%
Clothing: 84.7%
Grocery: 26.4%
Nursery: 97.2%
C) Appliances: 2.8% Automotive: 5.6%
Clothing: 15.3%
Grocery: 73.6%
Nursery: 2.8%
D) Appliances: 20,000 Automotive: 10,000
Clothing: 55,000
Grocery: 265,000
Nursery: 10,000
E) Appliances: 5.6% Automotive: 2.8%
Clothing: 15.3%
Grocery: 73.6%
Nursery: 2.8%
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FIGURE 1. <strong>FIGURE 1. When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. If you weigh 170 pounds, how many drinks in 1 hour would you need to be definitely illegal to drive?</strong> A) 1 drink B) 6 drinks C) 4 drinks D) 5 drinks E) 7 drinks When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. If you weigh 170 pounds, how many drinks in 1 hour would you need to be definitely illegal to drive?

A) 1 drink
B) 6 drinks
C) 4 drinks
D) 5 drinks
E) 7 drinks
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The heights of 20 students are as follows (rounded to the nearest inch): 65, 68, 65, 70, 67, 67, 68, 66, 69, 70, 68, 67, 67, 65, 69, 65, 67, 66, 69, 69
Prepare a frequency distribution for this data. Then, enter the number of data points in each category below. Select the correct matched list of heights and frequencies.

A) 65: 5 66: 1
67: 5
68: 3
69: 4
70: 2
B) 65: 5 66: 1
67: 6
68: 2
69: 4
70: 2
C) 65: 4 66: 2
67: 5
68: 3
69: 4
70: 2
D) 65: 5 66: 1
67: 5
68: 3
69: 4
70: 3
E) 65: 5 66: 1
67: 5
68: 3
69: 3
70: 3
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10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. <strong>10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. What percent of the voters favored Jones in January? In which month was the undecided vote the greatest? In which month was Jones s lead the greatest?</strong> A) 80%, November, March B) 20%, January, March C) 80%, January, March D) 20%, November, March E) 20%, January, November What percent of the voters favored Jones in January? In which month was the undecided vote the greatest? In which month was Jones s lead the greatest?

A) 80%, November, March
B) 20%, January, March
C) 80%, January, March
D) 20%, November, March
E) 20%, January, November
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10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? . Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. <strong>10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? . Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. How many candidates were running for office? Who was the favorite in the election poll?</strong> A) 3 candidates; Jones B) 3 candidates; Smith C) 3 candidates; undecided D) 2 candidates; Smith E) 2 candidates; Jones How many candidates were running for office? Who was the favorite in the election poll?

A) 3 candidates; Jones
B) 3 candidates; Smith
C) 3 candidates; undecided
D) 2 candidates; Smith
E) 2 candidates; Jones
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The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K-8 who received various types of care before and after school. <strong>The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K-8 who received various types of care before and after school. Among children in grades K-5 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the least preferred method of child care?</strong> A) relative B) center C) non-relative D) self E) parent Among children in grades K-5 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the least preferred method of child care?

A) relative
B) center
C) non-relative
D) self
E) parent
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were: Appliance Department, $20,000 Automotive Department, $10,000 Clothing Department, $55,000 Grocery Department, $261,000 Nursery Department, $14,000 Use this information to determine the percentage of the gross profit in each region of the circle graph below. <strong>The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were: Appliance Department, $20,000 Automotive Department, $10,000 Clothing Department, $55,000 Grocery Department, $261,000 Nursery Department, $14,000 Use this information to determine the percentage of the gross profit in each region of the circle graph below. </strong> A) A = 2.8%, B = 2.8%, C = 15.3%, D = 72.5%, E = 3.9% B) A = 94.4%, B = 97.2%, C = 84.7%, D = 27.5%, E = 96.1% C) A = 5.6%, B = 2.8%, C = 72.5%, D = 15.3%, E = 3.9% D) A = 72.5%, B = 2.8%, C = 15.3%, D = 5.6%, E = 3.9% E) A = 5.6%, B = 72.5%, C = 15.3%, D = 2.8%, E = 3.9%

A) A = 2.8%, B = 2.8%, C = 15.3%, D = 72.5%, E = 3.9%
B) A = 94.4%, B = 97.2%, C = 84.7%, D = 27.5%, E = 96.1%
C) A = 5.6%, B = 2.8%, C = 72.5%, D = 15.3%, E = 3.9%
D) A = 72.5%, B = 2.8%, C = 15.3%, D = 5.6%, E = 3.9%
E) A = 5.6%, B = 72.5%, C = 15.3%, D = 2.8%, E = 3.9%
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FIGURE 1. <strong>FIGURE 1. When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. In the gray zone, your chances of having an accident are 5 times higher than if you had no drinks. In the red zone, your chances of having an accident are 25 times higher. Suppose that you weigh 100 pounds and that you have 2 drinks in 2 hours. If you then drive, how much more likely are you to have an accident than if you had refrained from drinking?</strong> A) 5 times as likely B) 2 times as likely C) 25 times as likely D) 3 times as likely E) just as likely When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. In the gray zone, your chances of having an accident are 5 times higher than if you had no drinks. In the red zone, your chances of having an accident are 25 times higher. Suppose that you weigh 100 pounds and that you have 2 drinks in 2 hours. If you then drive, how much more likely are you to have an accident than if you had refrained from drinking?

A) 5 times as likely
B) 2 times as likely
C) 25 times as likely
D) 3 times as likely
E) just as likely
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According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.80 latte includes $0.24 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.45 for rent, $0.17 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.67 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte to the nearest tenth of a percent.

A) dishes and equipment: 10.6% coffee bean and milk: 24.0%
Marketing: 17.0%
Labor: 67.0%
Profit: 8.0%
Rent: 45.0%
B) dishes and equipment: 0.1% coffee bean and milk: 0.1%
Marketing: 0.1%
Labor: 0.4%
Profit: 0.0%
Rent: 0.3%
C) dishes and equipment: 10.6% coffee bean and milk: 86.7%
Marketing: 90.6%
Labor: 62.8%
Profit: 95.6%
Rent: 75.0%
D) dishes and equipment: 13.3% coffee bean and milk: 10.6%
Marketing: 9.4%
Labor: 37.2%
Profit: 4.4%
Rent: 25.0%
E) dishes and equipment: 10.6% coffee bean and milk: 13.3%
Marketing: 9.4%
Labor: 37.2%
Profit: 4.4%
Rent: 25.0%
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The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K-8 who received various types of care before and after school. <strong>The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K-8 who received various types of care before and after school. Among children in grades K-8 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the preferred method of child care?</strong> A) center B) parent C) self D) non-relative E) relative Among children in grades K-8 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the preferred method of child care?

A) center
B) parent
C) self
D) non-relative
E) relative
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According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98.

A) <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 126, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 39, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 47, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 18, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 33, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 98.
B) <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 98, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 39, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 47, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 33, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 18, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 126.
C) <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 126, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 11, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 13, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 9, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 5, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 27.
D) <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 126, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 39, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 47, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 33, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 18, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 98.
E) <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 126, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 39, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 33, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 47, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 18, <strong>According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.77 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.48 for rent, $0.16 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.62 for labor, and $0.09 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Round your answers to the nearest degree. </strong> A) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 18, = 33, = 98. B) = 98, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 126. C) = 126, = 11, = 13, = 9, = 5, = 27. D) = 126, = 39, = 47, = 33, = 18, = 98. E) = 126, = 39, = 33, = 47, = 18, = 98. = 98.
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The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent): 1966, $1.03; 1968, $0.96; 1970, $0.86; 1972, $0.80; 1974, $0.68
Select the line graph that correctly represents the data.

A) <strong>The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent): 1966, $1.03; 1968, $0.96; 1970, $0.86; 1972, $0.80; 1974, $0.68 Select the line graph that correctly represents the data.</strong> A) B) C) D) E)
B) <strong>The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent): 1966, $1.03; 1968, $0.96; 1970, $0.86; 1972, $0.80; 1974, $0.68 Select the line graph that correctly represents the data.</strong> A) B) C) D) E)
C) <strong>The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent): 1966, $1.03; 1968, $0.96; 1970, $0.86; 1972, $0.80; 1974, $0.68 Select the line graph that correctly represents the data.</strong> A) B) C) D) E)
D) <strong>The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent): 1966, $1.03; 1968, $0.96; 1970, $0.86; 1972, $0.80; 1974, $0.68 Select the line graph that correctly represents the data.</strong> A) B) C) D) E)
E) <strong>The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent): 1966, $1.03; 1968, $0.96; 1970, $0.86; 1972, $0.80; 1974, $0.68 Select the line graph that correctly represents the data.</strong> A) B) C) D) E)
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The amount of electricity used in a typical all-electric home is shown in the circle graph below. If, in a certain month, a home used 1,100 kwh (kilowatt-hours), find the amount of electricity used for the water heater from the graph. <strong>The amount of electricity used in a typical all-electric home is shown in the circle graph below. If, in a certain month, a home used 1,100 kwh (kilowatt-hours), find the amount of electricity used for the water heater from the graph. Round your answer to the nearest kwh.</strong> A) 968 kwh B) 1,056 kwh C) 132 kwh D) 110 kwh E) 44 kwh Round your answer to the nearest kwh.

A) 968 kwh
B) 1,056 kwh
C) 132 kwh
D) 110 kwh
E) 44 kwh
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The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows: <strong>The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows: Find the frequency distribution for the salaries.</strong> A) $15,000: 3, $20000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0, $50,000: 1, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 1 B) $15,000: 3, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 4, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0, $50,000: 0, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 1 C) $15,000: 3, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0, $50,000: 2, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 0 D) $15,000: 4, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0, $50,000: 1, ,$55,000: 0, $60,000: 0 E) $15,000: 3, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0, $50,000: 2, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 2 Find the frequency distribution for the salaries.

A) $15,000: 3, $20000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0,
$50,000: 1, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 1
B) $15,000: 3, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 4, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0,
$50,000: 0, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 1
C) $15,000: 3, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0,
$50,000: 2, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 0
D) $15,000: 4, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0,
$50,000: 1, ,$55,000: 0, $60,000: 0
E) $15,000: 3, $20,000: 2, $25,000: 3, $30,000: 2, $35,000: 1, $40,000: 0, $45,000: 0,
$50,000: 2, $55,000: 0, $60,000: 2
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The heights of 20 students are as follows (rounded to the nearest inch): 66, 68, 65, 70, 67, 67, 68, 66, 69, 70, 68, 67, 67, 65, 69, 65, 67, 66, 69, 69 The bar graph below is drawn to scale. If the bar labeled A corresponds to the smallest recorded height and E corresponds to the largest, decide how many units tall each bar should be. Choose the correct heights for bars A and D . <strong>The heights of 20 students are as follows (rounded to the nearest inch): 66, 68, 65, 70, 67, 67, 68, 66, 69, 70, 68, 67, 67, 65, 69, 65, 67, 66, 69, 69 The bar graph below is drawn to scale. If the bar labeled A corresponds to the smallest recorded height and E corresponds to the largest, decide how many units tall each bar should be. Choose the correct heights for bars A and D . </strong> A) A : 4, D : 3 B) A : 2, D : 3, C) A : 4, D : 2 D) A : 3, D : 2 E) A : 3, D : 3

A) A : 4, D : 3
B) A : 2, D : 3,
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D) A : 3, D : 2
E) A : 3, D : 3
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The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. During which month did Herb incur the most expenses? During which month did Herb incur the most expenses?
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10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. 10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. How many candidates were running for office? __________ Who was the favorite in the election poll? __________ How many candidates were running for office? __________ Who was the favorite in the election poll? __________
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According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________. According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________. = __________, According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________. = __________, According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________. = __________, According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________. = __________, According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________. = __________, According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.75 latte includes $0.23 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.47 for rent, $0.19 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit. Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte. Use the percentages to find the proper number of degrees for each piece of the circle graph below. Enter your answers to the nearest degree without units. = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________, = __________. = __________.
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were:
Appliance Department, $20,000
Automotive Department, $10,000
Clothing Department, $55,000
Grocery Department, $265,000
Nursery Department, $10,000
Find the percentages of the total earned by each department. Then, change each of the percentages to degrees.
Appliances: __________ degrees
Automotive: __________ degrees
Clothing: __________ degrees
Grocery: __________ degrees
Nursery: __________ degrees
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circular graph divided into sectors with areas proportional to the quantities represented
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circular graph divided into sectors with areas proportional to the quantities represented
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circular graph divided into sectors with areas proportional to the quantities represented
histogram
an association of data values with a frequency indicating the number of measurements in some set of intervals
frequency distribution
an association of data values with a frequency indicating the number of measurements in some set of intervals
circle graph
an association of data values with a frequency indicating the number of measurements in some set of intervals
histogram
graph representing a frequency distribution using horizontal or vertical bars of uniform width
frequency distribution
graph representing a frequency distribution using horizontal or vertical bars of uniform width
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graph representing a frequency distribution using horizontal or vertical bars of uniform width
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The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent) represented in the graph below. The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent) represented in the graph below. Find the purchasing power of the dollar in: : __________ : __________ : __________ Find the purchasing power of the dollar in: The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent) represented in the graph below. Find the purchasing power of the dollar in: : __________ : __________ : __________ : __________ The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent) represented in the graph below. Find the purchasing power of the dollar in: : __________ : __________ : __________ : __________ The purchasing power of the dollar (1967 = $1) is (to the nearest cent) represented in the graph below. Find the purchasing power of the dollar in: : __________ : __________ : __________ : __________
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The heights of 20 students are as follows (rounded to the nearest inch).
66, 68, 65, 70, 70, 70, 68, 66, 69, 70, 68, 67, 67, 65, 69, 65, 67, 66, 69, 69
Prepare a frequency distribution for this data. Then, enter the number of data points in each category below.
65: __________
66: __________
67: __________
68: __________
69: __________
70: __________
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10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. 10,000 respondents were asked the following question. If the election for U.S. Senate were being held today, for whom would you vote? Use the bar graph below to answer the questions that follow. What percent of the voters favored Jones in November? __________% In which month was the undecided vote the greatest? __________ In which month was Jones s lead the greatest? __________ What percent of the voters favored Jones in November? __________% In which month was the undecided vote the greatest? __________ In which month was Jones s lead the greatest? __________
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The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows.
The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows. Find the frequency distribution for the following groupings of the salaries: $1-$20,000 __________ $20,001-$30,000 __________ $30,001-$40,000 __________ $40,001-$50,000 __________ Over $50,000 __________ Find the frequency distribution for the following groupings of the salaries: $1-$20,000 __________ $20,001-$30,000 __________ $30,001-$40,000 __________ $40,001-$50,000 __________ Over $50,000 __________
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The heights of 20 students are as follows (rounded to the nearest inch). 66, 68, 65, 70, 67, 67, 70, 66, 69, 70, 68, 67, 67, 65, 69, 65, 67, 66, 69, 70 The bar graph below is drawn to scale. If the bar labeled A corresponds to the smallest recorded height and F corresponds to the largest, decide how many units tall each bar should be. Enter these numbers in the corresponding blanks below. The heights of 20 students are as follows (rounded to the nearest inch). 66, 68, 65, 70, 67, 67, 70, 66, 69, 70, 68, 67, 67, 65, 69, 65, 67, 66, 69, 70 The bar graph below is drawn to scale. If the bar labeled A corresponds to the smallest recorded height and F corresponds to the largest, decide how many units tall each bar should be. Enter these numbers in the corresponding blanks below. A = __________, B = __________ C = __________, D = __________ E = __________ A = __________, B = __________ C = __________, D = __________ E = __________
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FIGURE 1. FIGURE 1. When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. If you weigh 90 pounds, how many drinks in 4 hours would you need to be definitely illegal to drive? __________ drinks When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. If you weigh 90 pounds, how many drinks in 4 hours would you need to be definitely illegal to drive? __________ drinks
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were: Appliance Department, $20,000 Automotive Department, $10,000 Clothing Department, $55,000 Grocery Department, $265,000 Nursery Department, $10,000 Use this information to determine the percentage of the gross profit in each region of the circle graph below. The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were: Appliance Department, $20,000 Automotive Department, $10,000 Clothing Department, $55,000 Grocery Department, $265,000 Nursery Department, $10,000 Use this information to determine the percentage of the gross profit in each region of the circle graph below. A = __________%, B = __________%, C = __________%, D = __________%, E = __________%. A = __________%, B = __________%, C = __________%, D = __________%, E = __________%.
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FIGURE 1. FIGURE 1. When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. In the gray zone, your chances of having an accident are 5 times higher than if you had no drinks. In the red zone, your chances of having an accident are 25 times higher. Suppose that you weigh 100 pounds and that you have 2 drinks in 1 hour. If you then drive, how much more likely are you to have an accident than if you had refrained from drinking? __________ times more likely When a person in California renews the registration for an automobile, the bar graph in Figure 1 is included with the bill. In the gray zone, your chances of having an accident are 5 times higher than if you had no drinks. In the red zone, your chances of having an accident are 25 times higher. Suppose that you weigh 100 pounds and that you have 2 drinks in 1 hour. If you then drive, how much more likely are you to have an accident than if you had refrained from drinking? __________ times more likely
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The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows.
The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows. Find the frequency distribution for the salaries. Find the frequency distribution for the salaries.
The wages of employees of a small accounting firm are as follows. Find the frequency distribution for the salaries.
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The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K 8 who received various types of care before and after school. The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K 8 who received various types of care before and after school. Among children in grades K-5 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the least preferred method of child care? Among children in grades K-5 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the least preferred method of child care?
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The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. The following line graph shows the expenses for two salespeople of the Leadwell Pencil Company. Which salesperson has more variability in his or her expenses? Which salesperson has more variability in his or her expenses?
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According to the Specialty Coffee Association, the cost of a $1.73 latte includes $0.25 for the coffee bean and milk, $0.19 for dishes and equipment, $0.44 for rent, $0.18 for marketing and administrative costs, $0.59 for labor, and $0.08 profit.
Find each of these amounts as a percentage of the cost of a latte to the nearest tenth of a percent.
dishes and equipment: __________ %
coffee bean and milk: __________ %
marketing: __________ %
labor: __________ %
profit: __________ %
rent: __________ %
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The amount of electricity used in a typical all-electric home is shown in the circle graph below. If, in a certain month, a home used 1,400 kwh (kilowatt-hours), find the amount of electricity used for the stove from the graph. Round your answer to the nearest kwh. The amount of electricity used in a typical all-electric home is shown in the circle graph below. If, in a certain month, a home used 1,400 kwh (kilowatt-hours), find the amount of electricity used for the stove from the graph. Round your answer to the nearest kwh.
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were:
Appliance Department, $20,000
Automotive Department, $10,000
Clothing Department, $55,000
Grocery Department, $25,000
Nursery Department, $15,000
Find the percentages of the total earned by each department, change each of the percentages to degrees, to the nearest whole number, then draw a circle graph of these data.
Appliances: __________ degrees
Automotive: __________ degrees
Clothing: __________ degrees
Grocery: __________ degrees
Nursery: __________ degrees
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The gross profits for January at Tower Center for the five departments were:
Appliance Department, $20,000
Automotive Department, $10,000
Clothing Department, $56,000
Grocery Department, $260,000
Nursery Department, $14,000
Change each of the profit amounts to a percentage, rounded to the nearest tenth of a percent.
Appliances: __________ %
Automotive: __________ %
Clothing: __________ %
Grocery: __________ %
Nursery: __________ %
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The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K-8 who received various types of care before and after school. The graph below shows percentages of children in grades K-8 who received various types of care before and after school. Among children in grades 6-8 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the preferred method of child care? Among children in grades 6-8 who received care on a regular basis from someone other than a parent before or after school, what was the preferred method of child care?
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