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For each of three charities, the graph shows the percentage of the charity’s total budget allocated to program expenses, fund-raising expenses, and administrative expenses.
Use the drop-down menus to complete each statement in a manner that most accurately reflects the information presented in the graph.
1. If Charity C allocated $500,000 to administrative expenses, then its total budget was approximately$ million.
2. If all three charities allocated the same amount of money to program expenses, then Charity allocated the largest amount to administrative expenses.
1. 500k (1/2 Million) is approximately 4 % => 100% =1/2 M * 25 = 12.5 M => Ans is 11.9 M as it is closer 2. Let A, B, C has allocated 100 for program expenses => admin charges for (i) A = (100 * 6)/ 76 (ii) B = (100 * 9)/70 (iii) (100 * 4)/78 => B is the one which has highest numerator and lowest denominator, so B will have highest admin charges allocated -> Ans: B
For each of three charities, the graph shows the percentage of the charity’s total budget allocated to program expenses, fund-raising expenses, and administrative expenses.
Use the drop-down menus to complete each statement in a manner that most accurately reflects the information presented in the graph.
1. If Charity C allocated $500,000 to administrative expenses, then its total budget was approximately$ million.
2. If all three charities allocated the same amount of money to program expenses, then Charity allocated the largest amount to administrative expenses.