-35 is the answer hope this helps
The first step to determine the percentage of increase is to
compute for the difference of consumer price index in value.
231.11 (consumer price index for 2012) – 211.4 (consumer
price index for 2007) = 19.71 (increase)
To compute for the percentage of increase, you need to
compare the increase to the consumer price index for 2007.
19.71/211.4 = 9.3% increase
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
Rate of change = final - initial / time(in years)
= 41 - 43 / 2014 - 2012
= - 2 / 2
<u>Rate of change</u> = <u>- 1</u>
Therefore, the number of employees with health care benefits reduced by 1 person per year between 2012 - 2014 in response to policy changes.
Answer: She is correct because each ratio is equivalent to 5:1, except for the last one, which is 1:5
5/1 = 5:1
10/2 = 5:1
25/5 = 5:1
10/50 = 1:5