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The circle graphs below show the production numbers for certain Ford Mustangs in 1965 and 1971. Approximately how many more two-door hardtop coupes were made in 1971 than in 1965?
A
36,000
B
38,303
C
44,960
D
74,303
E
83,263
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In 197l,46% + 12% = 58% of the cars listed were two-door hardtop coupes. Therefore, there were approximately 0. 58×143,557=83,263 two-door hardtop coupes produced. In 1965, 13% + 9% = 22% of the cars listed were two-door hardtop coupes. That means, there were approximately 0. 22 x 174,103 ~ 38,303 two-door hardtop coupes produced. There were approximately 83,263 - 38,303 = 44,960 more coupes produced in 1971 then in 1965.
In 197l,46% + 12% = 58% of the cars listed were two-door hardtop coupes. Therefore, there were approximately 0. 58×143,557=83,263 two-door hardtop coupes produced. In 1965, 13% + 9% = 22% of the cars listed were two-door hardtop coupes. That means, there were approximately 0. 22 x 174,103 ~ 38,303 two-door hardtop coupes produced. There were approximately 83,263 - 38,303 = 44,960 more coupes produced in 1971 then in 1965.
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