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Preferred Budgets ($ in millions)45678910
Number of voters (in thousands)516253022193

Table 15.3


Table 15.3 shows the preferred budget for a new performance center and the number of voters in a community who prefer that budget. If Dawn proposed $6 million while Terry proposed $9 million, Dawn will get ________ thousand votes while Terry gets ________ thousand votes.
◦ 46; 44
◦ 76; 44
◦ 46; 74
◦ The outcome cannot be predicted.


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