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Survey Chart from Google Form

Reasons why Students say they don’t wear Uniform

I don’t like it. 16

I don’t want to spend money for that. 4

I look funny wearing it. 2

Coronado FoundriesFactory

Units Produced

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Colorado 7,259 110

Iowa 1 8,723 129

Iowa 2 10,548 245

Kansas 5,211 50

Nevada 4,527 45

Oklahoma 9,914 149

Texas 1 11,204 190

Texas 2 8,564 100

Texas 3 6,799 75

Utah 1 7,612 150

Utah 2 8,247 125

Total 88,608 1,368 -

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Production and Scrap Report

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Family ExpensesMONTHLY CASH FLOW

Sources of Income

Salary$ 3,200

Expenses

Housing 975

Groceries 315

Taxes 275

Utilities 300 Contributions 200

Insurance 125

Savings 300 Entertainment 225 Total Uses

of Cash$ 2,715

Surplus $485

Housing36%

Groceries12%

Taxes10%

Utilities11%

Contributions7%

Insurance5%

Savings 11%

Entertainment8%

Where Our Money Goes

Education Pays

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EDUCATION PAYS

Men Women

Median Income by Education Level

Education Level Men Women

No high school diploma$ 22,138

$ 13,076

High school diploma$ 31,683

$ 20,179

Some college or associate's degree$ 39,601

$ 25,736

Bachelor's degree$ 53,693

$ 26,250

Graduate or professional degree$ 71,918

$ 47,319

Grain SalesAnnual Sales (in thousands)

Segment Sales

Alfalfa $ 1,723

Corn 3,627

Soybeans 2,785

Wheat 895

Total $ 9,030

Alfalfa19%

Corn40%

Soybeans31%

Wheat10%

Annual Sales by Segment

McDonalds Restaurants

28%

59%

13%

Total Restaurants

Company operated

Franchises

Affiliated

McDonald's CorporationRestaurants

Company operated 8,785

Franchises 18,687

Affiliated 4,195

Total 31,667

Source: McDonald's Corporation 2006 Annual Report

http://www.mcdonalds.com/corp/invest/pub/2006_Annual_Report.html

Populations of Large Cities

Most Populated Cities in the World

Population

City (in millions)

Tokyo/Yokohama 33.2

New York 17.8

Sao Paulo 17.7

Seoul/Incheon 17.5

Mexico City 17.4

Osaka/Kobe/Kyoto 16.425

Manila 14.75

Mumbai 14.35

Delhi 14.3

Jakarta 14.25

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1997$ 1,721.8

1998$ 1,790.9

1999$ 2,062.7

2000$ 2,226.6

2001$ 2,489.0

2002$ 3,259.8

2003$ 3,071.0

2004$ 3,199.5

2005$ 3,427.9

2006$ 5,628.1 $- $1,000.0 $2,000.0 $3,000.0 $4,000.0 $5,000.0 $6,000.0

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American Red Cross

Running Times10-Week Workout Program

Week Time

1 35.5

2 35.25

3 35.25

4 35

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6 34.75

7 34.5

8 34.15

9 34.25

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Study and GradesStudent Study Time Test Grade

Anderson 5.25 87

Block 1 56

Chen 5.25 95

Davis 3.25 64

Evans 4.5 75

Franks 4 74

Gomez 4.25 78

Herrera 4.75 88

Ingram 5.5 94

Johnson 0.5 66

Kyle 3 76

Langford 3.75 75

Montrose 3.25 74

Newman 5.5 84

Ross 4.5 85

Theisen 6 90

Williams 2.25 61

Wong 5.75 910

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Relationship Between Exam Grades and Study Time

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