Use the circle graph to solve the problem. Give your answer as a fraction, decimal, and as a percent.The circle graph below shows the major for 240 college students at Blackwood Community College. What portion of the students are majoring in social science?
A. 
; 0.083; 0.83%
B. 
; 0.083; 8.3%
C. 
; 0.1; 10%
D. 
; 0.1; 1%
Answer: C
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What will be an ideal response?
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A. 6270 B. 3155 C. 450 D. 880
Find the root. Round to three decimal places if necessary.
A. Not real number B. 9 C. 3 D. 5
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A. a violation of the quota rule. B. the population paradox. C. the new states paradox. D. the Alabama paradox. E. none of these