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Of the following. which was the longest period of' consecut
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16 Oct 2019, 13:08
16 Oct 2019, 13:08
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Of the following. which was the longest period of' consecutive decreases in the United States June unemployment rates?
(A) 1985 to 1989
(B) 1984 to 1989
(C) 1984 to 1987
(D) 1983 to 1989
(E) 1983 to 1984
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Re: Of the following. which was the longest period of' consecut
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24 Oct 2019, 10:37
24 Oct 2019, 10:37
option : A
Because of when we absorb options contains only one option A contains 1985 = 7.3 above bar graph. corresponding to given data below bar table also contains 7.3 unemployment rate at june
Here question asked consecutive years most decrease 1985 = 7.3
consecutive of 1985 is 1987 = 6.2
consecutive of 1987 is 1989 = 5.3
compare 2years 1987 and 1989 high decreases at 1989 so 1985-1989 is ans
Because of when we absorb options contains only one option A contains 1985 = 7.3 above bar graph. corresponding to given data below bar table also contains 7.3 unemployment rate at june
Here question asked consecutive years most decrease 1985 = 7.3
consecutive of 1985 is 1987 = 6.2
consecutive of 1987 is 1989 = 5.3
compare 2years 1987 and 1989 high decreases at 1989 so 1985-1989 is ans
Re: Of the following. which was the longest period of' consecut
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24 Oct 2019, 15:38
24 Oct 2019, 15:38
Is this a logical question where you can look at the bar graphs and numbers and know which has the longest consecutive years of decrease instead of calculating the actual drop in percentage?
