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03 Dec 2023, 12:39
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The graph shows the estimated total elephant population in each of 4 regions of India for each of 4 different years.
Select from the drop-down menus the options that create the statement that most accurately reflects the information provided.
From 1993 to 2007, the estimated total elephant population in the region decreased by percent, to the nearest 10 percent.
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03 Dec 2023, 19:51
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Short video solution here (2:28):
The key timesaver is to use estimation and be comfortable with the percent change formula:
The key timesaver is to use estimation and be comfortable with the percent change formula:
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