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The graph shows the cost, in billions of dollars

The graph shows the cost, in billions of dollars-example-1

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a.) The federal cost for social security in scientific notation would be = $5.25×10¹¹.

b.) The enrollment in Social security in scientific notation would be = $4.8×10¹⁰

c.) The yearly average per person benefit for social security is $2.865×10¹¹

D.) The average monthly per person benefit would be = $2.42× 10¹⁰.

How to calculate the difference events given Inthe graph?

For question a.)

The federal cost for social security in scientific notation would be;

525 × 10⁹

= 5.25 ×10²×10⁹

= 5.25 ×10¹¹

For question b.)

The enrollment in Social security in scientific notation would be;

= 48×10⁹

= 4.8× 10¹×10⁹

= 4.8×10¹⁰

For question c.)

The yearly average per person benefit for social security

= 5.25 ×10¹¹+4.8×10¹⁰/2

= 52.5+4.8× 10¹⁰

= 57.3/2

= 28.65 × 10¹⁰

= 2.9× 10¹¹

For question d.)

The average monthly per person benefit would be = $2.42× 10¹⁰.

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