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The histogram and cumulative percentage polygon below visualize the property taxes per capita for 37 locations. What conclusions can you reach concerning the property taxes per capita? Hint: disregard the polygon and divide by n for a percentage.
Which of these conclusions can you reach concerning the taxes per capita?
A. Approximately 86% of the data fall below $100. The center is at about $160.
B. Approximately 47% of the data fall below $100. The center is at about $200
C. Approximately 11% of the data fall below $260. The center is at about $200
D. Approximately 11% of the data fall below $60. The center is at about $160


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