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The table below shows the population in the state of Illinois for the past 100 years, in 10-year increments. Between which two years did the population increase the most? |
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1950–1960 |
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1920–1930 |
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C. |
1990–2000 |
D. |
1960–1970 |
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The table below shows the population in the state of Illinois for the past 100 years, in 10-year increments. Predict the population in the year 2010. |
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12,565,300 |
B. |
14,875,967 |
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C. |
15,795,102 |
D. |
14,001,524 |
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The table below shows the population in the state of Illinois for the past 100 years, in 10-year increments. Predict the population in the year 2050. |
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18,689,909 |
B. |
20,010,342 |
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C. |
23,737,491 |
D. |
15,573,246 |
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4. |
Joseph bakes many plates of cookies to sell at the bake sale once a month. He found that the amount of money he received for selling the cookies depended on the price he asked. He created the graph below to estimate his revenue (money received) on a single day for any price. Approximately what price gives the greatest revenue for a single day? |
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A. |
$32 |
B. |
$15 |
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C. |
$16 |
D. |
$20 |
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5. |
Joseph bakes many plates of cookies to sell at the bake sale once a month. He found that the amount of money he received for selling the cookies depended on the price he asked. He created the graph below to estimate his revenue (money received) on a single day for any price. Approximately what is the greatest revenue Joseph can obtain? |
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A. |
$60 |
B. |
$160 |
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C. |
$153 |
D. |
$32 |
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