Question:
Based on the graph compare A and B.
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A. The percent change in premium sales from February to March.
B. The percent change in total sales from January to February.
Based on the graph compare A and B.
Gasoline Sales
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A. The percent change in premium sales from February to March.
B. The percent change in total sales from January to February.
Gasoline Sales
|A. The percent change in premium sales from February to March.
B. The percent change in total sales from January to February.
Updated On: Sep 23, 2024
- if quantity A is greater than quantity B
- if quantity B is greater than quantity A
- if quantities A and B are equal
- if comparison cannot be made
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The Correct Option is A
Solution and Explanation
A. The percent change in premium sales from February to March.
13 to 10
\(\%\)change \(=13-\frac{10}{13}=\frac{3}{13}\)
= 23.07\(\%\)
B. The percent change in total sales from January to February.:
18 to 18
So, 0\(\%\) change
Hence, quantity A is greater than quantity B.So the correct option is (A)
13 to 10
\(\%\)change \(=13-\frac{10}{13}=\frac{3}{13}\)
= 23.07\(\%\)
B. The percent change in total sales from January to February.:
18 to 18
So, 0\(\%\) change
Hence, quantity A is greater than quantity B.So the correct option is (A)
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