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The number of states in the two population categories C
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The number of states in the two population categories C and D was approximately what percent greater than the number in the four population categories from E through H ?
A 36%
B 33%
C 30%
D 27%
E 20%
Re: The number of states in the two population categories C
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Actually, the stem is asking for a percent decrease, in disguise.
The number of states in C and D categories is 15 and the number of states in E to through H categories is 11.
This means \(\frac{15-11}{11} = 0.36 *100 = 36 %\)
A is the correct answer.
Actually, the stem is asking for a percent decrease, in disguise.
The number of states in C and D categories is 15 and the number of states in E to through H categories is 11.
This means \(\frac{15-11}{11} = 0.36 *100 = 36 %\)
A is the correct answer.
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