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Re: Average Daily Full-Price Ticket Sales for Aquarium A [#permalink]
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Average Daily Full-Price Ticket Sales for Aquarium A

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Total Yearly Gift Shop Revenue for Aquarium A

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Average Duration of Visits to Aquarium A

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In how many years shown was the average duration of visits to Aquarium A more than twice as much as the average in 1985?

(A) Four
(B) Three
(C) Two
(D) One
(E) None

Show: :: OA
C


In 1980, if a full-price ticket cost $4.70, what would have been the average daily revenue, in thousands of dollars, from the sale of full-price tickets?

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Show: :: OA
235


In 2000, the total number of dollars of gift shop revenue was how many times as great as the average daily number of full-price tickets sold?

(A) 400
(B) 200
(C) 80
(D) 40
(E) 20

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D


What was the approximate percent increase in average daily full-price ticket sales from 1990 to 1995?

(A) 10 %
(B) 20 %
(C) 33%
(D) 48%
(E) 66%

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Which of the following statements can be inferred from the data?

□ In each of the 5-year periods shown in which yearly gift shop revenue decreased, average daily full-price ticket sales also decreased.

□ The greatest increase in total yearly gift shop revenue over any 5-year period shown was $ 2.7 million.

□ From 1995 to 2000, the average duration of visits to the museum increased by 12 minutes.

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II only



Hello guys, could you please further explain all the solutions to grasp your logic for solving those questions?
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Re: Average Daily Full-Price Ticket Sales for Aquarium A [#permalink]
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In how many years shown was the average duration of visits to Aquarium A more than twice as much as the average in 1985?


1) In 1985 the average visits is 45, so more than double this is at least 90. Only 1995 and 2000 years are above this threshold. C is the answer, thanks to the 3rd graph

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In 1980, if a full-price ticket cost $4.70, what would have been the average daily revenue, in thousands of dollars, from the sale of full-price tickets?


2) From the 1st graph 50 is the average in 1980. 50 * 4.7 = 235

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In 2000, the total number of dollars of gift shop revenue was how many times as great as the average daily number of full-price tickets sold?


3) You do need the second and the first graph to answer this question. In 2000 the gift was 3.6 and the average was 90. of course, 3.6 is millions of $. \(\frac{3.6}{90} = 40\)

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What was the approximate percent increase in average daily full-price ticket sales from 1990 to 1995?


4) % increase between 1995 and 1990 is pretty straight : \(\frac{325-220}{220} = 47.7\) D is the answer 48%

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Which of the following statements can be inferred from the data?


5) A and C are false. Only B is true looking at all 3 graphs.


Hope this helps.

PS: the secret to tackle DI questions is to read super very carefully the stems and see very attentive the graphs. All the information are there.
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