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Funding for the Arts The U.S. federal government spends between $6 and $7 per person on the arts and culture each year. The following chart shows the data for 2002–2010, together with the regression line:
Federal funding for the arts
Year
a. Over the period
(A) less than
(B) greater than
(C) approximately equal to the rate predicted by the regression line.
b. Over the period
(A) less than
(B) greater than
(C) approximately equal to the rate predicted by the regression line.
c. Over the period
(A) less than
(B) greater than
(C) approximately equal to the rate predicted by the regression line.
d. Estimate, to one significant digit, the average rate of change of per capita federal government funding for the arts over the period
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