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for 1: its 1% of 571=5.7~6
now for 2: its given no. of attendees in 89 = no. of attendees in 92 (for Montana)
in other words 6% of no. of attendees in 89 = 1% of no. of attendees in 92
i.e. 1% of no. of attendees in 89= 1/6% of no. of attendees in 92 or 18% of no. of attendees in 89 = 3% of no. of attendees in 92 or so on.
now we have to look for the graph of 92 which follows the similar above %age relationship.
It could be easy to deduce by just looking that only Montana has the relation in which numbers in both years is same, otherwise in all other cases no. in 92 is larger than in 89. so 12
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