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bcretired

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Question 1

Fill in the blank. Explain your reasoning.

If the population of Country X is 74% more than the population of Country Y, then Country X's population is % of Country Y's population.
◦ 74%; Country X's population is 74% of Country Y's population.
◦ 174%; Country X's population is 100% of Country Y's population plus another 74%.
◦ 26%; Country X's population is 100% of Country Y's population minus 74% of Country Y's population.
◦ -74%; Country X's population is -74% of Country Y's population.

Question 2

Fill in the blank. Explain your reasoning.

If the population of Country X is 28% less than the population of Country Y, then Country X's population is % of Country Y's population.
◦ -28%; Country X's population is -28% of Country Y's population.
◦ 28%; Country X's population is 28% of Country Y's population.
◦ 72%; Country X's population is 100% of Country Y's population minus 28% of Country Y's population.
◦ 128%; Country X's population is 100% of Country Y's population plus another 28%.
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