In 1996, if 140 of the companies offered both life insurance and disability insurance, how many of the companies offered neither of these benefits?
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The number of companies offering bonuses in 1996 was approximately what percent greater than the number of companies offering bonuses in 1992?
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Which of the following is closest to the percent increase in the total quarterly revenue from the first quarter of 1998 to the second quarter of 1998?
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What was the earliest quarter shown for which the revenue from wireless technology was greater than $1.39 billion?
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From the fourth quarter of 1998 to the first quarter of 1999, which of the following best describes the change in the amount of revenue from wireless technology?
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In 1990 the population of New York was approximately how many times the combined populations of Dallas and Houston?
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For each city, $$D$$ represents the average daily temperature shown for July minus the average daily temperature shown for January. For how many of the cities is $$20° F< D< 35°F$$?
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The normal annual precipitation shown for each city is calculated by taking the average (arithmetic mean) of the annual precipitation amounts for that city for the 30-year period 1961-1990. How many inches of precipitation would Dallas have had to receive in 1991 to raise its average annual precipitation for the 31-year period 1961-1991 to $$34.1$$ inches?
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When Movie $$C$$ has been released for $$10$$ weeks, its producers expect it to have a total revenue equal to the total revenue of Movie G for the $$10$$ weeks of its release. To meet this expectation, approximately what must be the average (arithmetic mean) revenue per week of Movie $$C$$ for the next $$9$$ weeks of its release?
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The total revenue for Movie $$F$$ is approximately what percent less than the total revenue for Movie $$B$$?
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For the revenue of Movie B in the first week it was released and the revenue of Movie E in the first week it was released, approximately what was the average revenue per theatre for the two movies combined?
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For the people at the $50,000-$74,999 income level, which of the following is closest to the ratio of the number of people who moved abroad to the number of people who moved to places other than abroad?
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