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The graph shows the estimated number of users for 3 hyper-growth internet startups in 5 selected years, each launched in the same year. Companies X, Y and Z are all subsidiaries within Holding Company A. The number of users across all of Holding Company A's web properties was 1 billion in Year 1 and 2.8 billion in Year 9.
From each drop-down menu, select the option that creates the most accurate statement based on the information provided.
1. The increase in the estimated number of users in Company Z from Year 1 to 9 accounts for approximately % of the increase in the estimated number of users across all of Holding Company A's web properties.
2. In Year 9, the estimated number of users cumulatively across Companies X, Y, and Z was of the estimated users across all of Holding Company A's web properties.
The graph shows the estimated number of users for 3 hyper-growth internet startups in 5 selected years, each launched in the same year. Companies X, Y and Z are all subsidiaries within Holding Company A. The number of users across all of Holding Company A's web properties was 1 billion in Year 1 and 2.8 billion in Year 9.
From each drop-down menu, select the option that creates the most accurate statement based on the information provided.
1. The increase in the estimated number of users in Company Z from Year 1 to 9 accounts for approximately % of the increase in the estimated number of users across all of Holding Company A's web properties.
2. In Year 9, the estimated number of users cumulatively across Companies X, Y, and Z was of the estimated users across all of Holding Company A's web properties.
100 million (increase in the estimated number of users in Company Z from Year 1 to 9)/1.8 billion (increase in the estimated number of users across all of Holding Company A's web properties from Year 1 to 9), i.e., 1800 million = 0.055.. which then multiplied by 100 to make it into % format gives us 5.55....6 = ~5.6%
1. The question asks us to analyze the graph and answer the following dropdowns.
2. Company Z increased from 0 to about 100 million, while Holding Company A went from 1 billion to 2.8 billion. The percentage is then equivalent to \(\frac{100000000 - 0}{2800000000 - 1000000000} * 100\% = \frac{100000000}{1800000000} * 100\% = \frac{100}{1800} * 100\% \approx 5.6\%\).
3. The total number of users between Companies X, Y, and Z is \(800 \ million + 180 \ million + 100 \ million = 1.08 \ billion\). Holding Company A has 2.8 billion users during year 9. So, the percentage is \(\frac{1.08 \ billion}{2.8 \ billion} * 100\% = \frac{1.08}{2.8} * 100\% \approx 38.6%\), which is between 30% and 50%.
4. Our answer will be: D1 - 5.6 and D2 - Between 30% and 50%.