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Based on the graph, please answer the questions that follow.
1. Combined, scholarships & grants, athletic awards, tuition waivers, and parent loans account for approximately of all tuition dollars.
2. If, for the next school year, all other funding totals were to remain the same and parent loans were to double, parent loans would then account for approximately of the new total.
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Answer as follows:
let total be $100
A. Combined, scholarships & grants, athletic awards, tuition waivers, and parent loans account for approximately ___________ of all tuition dollars.
A. 43.5%
B. 45%
C. 50%
scholarships & grants; $18
athletic awards; $3
tuition waivers; $20
parent loans account ; $9
total ; 50
% ; 50/100; 50% option C
B. If, for the next school year, all other funding totals were to remain the same and parent loans were to double, parent loans would then account for approximately ______________ of the new total.
A. 15%
B. 16.5%
C. 18%
now parent loans is $9 ;
double of parents load value is $18
so total new total ; $109 ;
% ; 18/109 ; 16.5% ; option B
C. If tuition waivers had amounted to $0 and all other totals had remained the same, student loans would have accounted for approximately ___________ of the resulting total.
A. 29.75%
B. 31.25%
C. 32.75%
D. 33.33%
tuition is $20 ; if it becomes 0 ; then total becomes $80
so student loans will become ; 25/80 ; 31.25% ; option B
let total be $100
A. Combined, scholarships & grants, athletic awards, tuition waivers, and parent loans account for approximately ___________ of all tuition dollars.
A. 43.5%
B. 45%
C. 50%
scholarships & grants; $18
athletic awards; $3
tuition waivers; $20
parent loans account ; $9
total ; 50
% ; 50/100; 50% option C
B. If, for the next school year, all other funding totals were to remain the same and parent loans were to double, parent loans would then account for approximately ______________ of the new total.
A. 15%
B. 16.5%
C. 18%
now parent loans is $9 ;
double of parents load value is $18
so total new total ; $109 ;
% ; 18/109 ; 16.5% ; option B
C. If tuition waivers had amounted to $0 and all other totals had remained the same, student loans would have accounted for approximately ___________ of the resulting total.
A. 29.75%
B. 31.25%
C. 32.75%
D. 33.33%
tuition is $20 ; if it becomes 0 ; then total becomes $80
so student loans will become ; 25/80 ; 31.25% ; option B
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