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Figure 17-5 -The Data Illustrated in Figure 17-5 Would Be Most Representative

Question 40

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Figure 17-5
Figure 17-5    -The data illustrated in Figure 17-5 would be most representative of which decade? A) the 1960s  B) the 1970s  C) the 1980s  D) the 1990s
-The data illustrated in Figure 17-5 would be most representative of which decade?


A) the 1960s 
B) the 1970s 
C) the 1980s 
D) the 1990s

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