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The percent change in premium sales from February to March
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Quantity A |
Quantity B |
The percent change in premium sales from February to March |
The percent change in total sales January to February |
A. Quantity A is greater
B. Quantity B is greater
C. The two quantities are equal
D. The relationship cannot be determined from the information given
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The percent change in premium sales from February to March
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22 Aug 2022, 10:05
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Explanation: For Column A: Look only at the size of the premium sales
column, without the regular sales: 9-10/10=-1/10. B : 15-16/16=-1/16.
Don’t worry about converting to percent. Just compare the
absolute values of the fractions. Although the value on the number line
of a negative sixteenth is further to the right (greater value on the
number line) than is a negative tenth, in this case the tenth (10%) is the
larger change.
column, without the regular sales: 9-10/10=-1/10. B : 15-16/16=-1/16.
Don’t worry about converting to percent. Just compare the
absolute values of the fractions. Although the value on the number line
of a negative sixteenth is further to the right (greater value on the
number line) than is a negative tenth, in this case the tenth (10%) is the
larger change.
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