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Mathematical Excursions (MindTap Course List)Gasoline Prices The following broken line graph shows the average U.S. monthly regular gasoline prices for the months from January to November of 2015. Use the information in the above graph and the roster method to represent each of the following sets. a. The set of months in which the price of gasoline was greater than $2.50 per gallon. b. The set of months in which the price of gasoline was greater than $2.30 but less than $2.60 per gallon. c. The set of months in which the price of gasoline was less than S2.20 per gallon.
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Gasoline Prices The following broken line graph shows the average U.S. monthly regular gasoline prices for the months from January to November of 2015. Use the information in the above graph and the roster method to represent each of the following sets. a. The set of months in which the price of gasoline was greater than $2.50 per gallon. b. The set of months in which the price of gasoline was greater than $2.30 but less than $2.60 per gallon. c. The set of months in which the price of gasoline was less than S2.20 per gallon.

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Gasoline Prices The following broken line graph shows the average U.S. monthly regular gasoline prices for the months from January to November of 2015.

Chapter 2.1, Problem 51ES, Gasoline Prices The following broken line graph shows the average U.S. monthly regular gasoline

Use the information in the above graph and the roster method to represent each of the following sets.

a. The set of months in which the price of gasoline was greater than $2.50 per gallon.

b. The set of months in which the price of gasoline was greater than $2.30 but less than $2.60 per gallon.

c. The set of months in which the price of gasoline was less than S2.20 per gallon.

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