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For two years, the graph shows the total advertising revenue, in US dollars, by source (Source A, Source B, Source C, and Source D) for all newspapers in the United States. No advertising revenue was from more than one source. A billion is equal to 1,000,000,000.
From each drop-down menu, select the option that creates the most accurate statement based on the information provided.
From Year 1 to Year 2, newspapers in the United States had an overall decline in advertising revenue between billion US dollars. More than half of this overall decline is a result of a decline from Source .
Alright, I got this one right on a mock official test so will attempt to give it a shot here. It took me 2:07 with caution, but I am sure you can get it done faster than I did.
Drop-down 1: I just eyeballed the amount: Y1 = ~$75B and Y2 = ~$60B so the decline amount from Y1 to Y2 is ~$15B and the correct range is "10 - 20"
Drop-down 2: I again eyeballed and I noticed source D had a big drop compared to others so I started there first. Y1 = ~$40B and Y2 = ~$28B so the decline from Y1 to Y2 = ~$12B, which is more than half of the total decline from drop down 1 (which is ~$15B).
andrewjohn8
For two years, the graph shows the total advertising revenue, in US dollars, by source (Source A, Source B, Source C, and Source D) for all newspapers in the United States. No advertising revenue was from more than one source. A billion is equal to 1,000,000,000.
From each drop-down menu, select the option that creates the most accurate statement based on the information provided.
From Year 1 to Year 2, newspapers in the United States had an overall decline in advertising revenue between billion US dollars. More than half of this overall decline is a result of a decline from Source .
Can you please explain how source D is greater than source C? I answered source C bc the range was greater ~64 - ~49 = ~15, which is greater than ~12.
hughng92
Alright, I got this one right on a mock official test so will attempt to give it a shot here. It took me 2:07 with caution, but I am sure you can get it done faster than I did.
Drop-down 1: I just eyeballed the amount: Y1 = ~$75B and Y2 = ~$60B so the decline amount from Y1 to Y2 is ~$15B and the correct range is "10 - 20"
Drop-down 2: I again eyeballed and I noticed source D had a big drop compared to others so I started there first. Y1 = ~$40B and Y2 = ~$28B so the decline from Y1 to Y2 = ~$12B, which is more than half of the total decline from drop down 1 (which is ~$15B).
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