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Family B lives in Bois...
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Worth 23 pls answer all of them if you can stupid answers get reported
Family B lives in Boise, Idaho. Their total household monthly income is $4675
Use the graph to calculate the central angle of each section for Family B. Then, complete the following table. Note: Express each angle measure as a number, rounded to the nearest tenth of a degree.
Family B
1. Housing
a0°
2. Food
a1°
3. Childcare
a2°
4. Transportation
a3°
5. Insurance
a4°
6. Other Needs
a5°
7. Taxes
a6°
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