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The chart shows automobile ownership in the United

States from 1900-1950.


The chart indicates that the smallest increase in car


ownership occurred between


Automobile Ownership in the


United States


1900-1950


1900 and 1920.


1930 and 1940.


1940 and 1950.


1920 and 1930


Number of Owners (millions)


1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950


Year


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User Lece
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Answer:

b.1930 and 1940.

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Andriy Zakharko
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Answer:

Smallest increase in car occurred in:

1930 - 1940

Step-by-step explanation:

(The question is incomplete because the chart is not given. I have attached the full question at the bottom, for a better understanding of the question)

Lets calculate the increase from looking at the chart for different options.

1900 - 1920:

In 1900, the number of owners are 0 millions

in 1920, then number of owners are slightly less than 10, consider it to be 8 million.

Increase in ownership = 8 millions - 0 millions

Increase in ownership = 8 millions (approx)

1920 - 1930:

In 1920, the number of owners are 8 millions

in 1930, then number of owners are slightly more than 20, consider it to be 23 million.

Increase in ownership = 23 millions - 8 millions

Increase in ownership = 15 millions (approx)

1930 - 1940:

In 1930, the number of owners are 23 millions

in 1940, then number of owners are slightly less than 30, consider it to be 27 million.

Increase in ownership = 27 millions - 23 millions

Increase in ownership = 4 millions (approx)

1940 - 1950:

In 1940, the number of owners are 27 millions

in 1950, then number of owners are 40 millions

Increase in ownership = 40 millions - 27 millions

Increase in ownership = 13 millions (approx)

The chart shows automobile ownership in the United States from 1900-1950. The chart-example-1
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