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Mathematics, 30.11.2020 23:50 jessikamacadlo8948

For this problem, use the tables and charts shown in this section. By what percentages are Sweden's high category and medium category less than the United States' categories (to the nearest percent)? High category =
Medium category =

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For this problem, use the tables and charts shown in this section. By what percentages are Sweden's

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