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3 years ago

This graph shows the division of wealth in the United States in 2010.

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BartSMP [9]3 years ago

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Based on this graph, the top 20 percent of the population consists of Top 1% and Next 19%. from the diagram above you can estimate that Top 1% has nearly 35% and Next 19% has nearly 55%.

Then the top 20% of the population hold about 35%+55%=90%.

Answer: correct choice is D.

sdas [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

D. About 90%

Explanation:

The top 1% holds about 35% of the wealth, and the next 19% hold about 55%.

35+55 = 90%

So the top 20% hold about 90% of total wealth.

Another way to calculate this is to notice that 80% of people hold 10% of the wealth, so you could make (x= percentage of people) and subtract the remaining percentage of wealth. So:

(80% of people - x% of people) = (100% total wealth- 10% already taken)

x= 90%

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