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Question 1.

Doctor Murphy's salary is currently 9% more than Doctor Carell's salary, so Professor Murphy's salary is

% of Professor Carell's salary.

▸ -9%; Doctor Murphy's salary is -9% of Professor Carell's salary.

▸ 91%; Doctor Murphy's salary is 100% of Professor Carell's salary minus 9% of Professor Carell's salary.

▸ 9%; Doctor Murphy's salary is 9% of Professor Carell's salary.

▸ 109%; Doctor Murphy's salary is 100% of Professor Carell's salary plus another 9%.

Question 2.

Suppose that the cost of a statistics text was

and is

. What is the "Statistics Text Index" number, rounded to the nearest tenth, for the

edition with the 1985 price as the reference value?

▸ 1.9

▸ 19.1

▸ 52.4

▸ 190.9

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Statistical Reasoning for Everyday Life

Edition: 5^th

Authors: Bennett, Briggs, Triola

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