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  1. A budget spreadsheet shows that total expenditures must not exceed 95% of revenues. If revenues are $4,600,000, what is the maximum allowable expenditure?

    Answer: $4,370,000

    $4,600,000 × 0.95 = $4,370,000.

  2. A frequency table shows complaint types received last month: Noise=47, Parking=83, Trash=29, Zoning=41. What percent of complaints were about parking?

    Answer: 41.5%

    Total = 200; 83/200 = 41.5%.

  3. A project is estimated to take 6 weeks with a team of 4 workers. If 2 additional workers are added, how long will the project take (assuming linear scaling)?

    Answer: 4 weeks

    Total work = 4×6 = 24 worker-weeks; with 6 workers: 24/6 = 4 weeks.

  4. An agency spends $6,500 per month on office supplies. The director wants to cut this by 18%. What will the new monthly supply budget be?

    Answer: $5,330

    $6,500 × 0.82 = $5,330.

  5. A data set of response times (in minutes) reads: 8, 12, 7, 15, 9, 11, 7. What is the mode?

    Answer: 7

    7 appears twice; all other values appear once, so 7 is the mode.

  6. A county's tax revenue grew at a rate of 4% per year. If revenue was $10 million in 2022, what will it be in 2025?

    Answer: $11.66 million

    $10M × 1.04³ = $10M × 1.124864 ≈ $11.25M — closest to $11.25M; exact: $11.248M ≈ $11.25M, but compounding 3 years: 10×1.04×1.04×1.04 = 11.2486, so $11.25M is closest listed.

  7. A supervisor reviews a tally of complaints filed per shift: Morning=34, Afternoon=28, Evening=19, Night=11. What is the ratio of morning to night complaints in simplest form?

    Answer: 34:11

    34 and 11 share no common factors, so the ratio 34:11 is already in simplest form.