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Per month, how much more money does Rose save than Olive?
- Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability / Interpreting Categorical and Quantitative Data
- Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability / Interpreting Categorical and Quantitative Data
- TSI Math / Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability
- Test Prep / TSI
- TSI Mathematics / Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability
- TSI / TSI Math
- TSI / TSI Mathematics
- Test Prep / TSI
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- 00:02
Okay sy mash from upper people You were interpreting categorical
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and quantitative data statistical measures and having a lot of
- 00:09
fun doing it That's Just getting okay Well check this
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out The bar graph below shows how much each person
- 00:14
in a group of friends saves per week Use this
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information Answer questions One two All right per month How
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much more money does rose save it then clive Well
- 00:29
why is money called doe people because everyone needs it
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Everyone needs to save it to rose six hundred twenty
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bucks every week and clive saved ninety dollars every week
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each week Rose save one hundred twenty minus ninety thirty
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dollars more than clive because well there are four weeks
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in a month So rose saves four times thirty dollars
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or one hundred twenty dollars more than clive every month
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All right and that's it The answer is d one 00:00:54.501 --> [endTime] hundred twenty bucks were shmoop
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