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(a).
To find: The maoney owed by the government per person in
(a).

Answer to Problem 82PPE
The money owed by the government per person in
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The population of the United States is
Calculation:
The government owed total amount
The value of trillion and million on base ten terms is:
The money that the government owed from a person is:
Now,
Apply the property of division of powers with same base in the above expression.
Therefore, the money owed by the government per person in
(b).
To find: The money owed by the government per person in
(b).

Answer to Problem 82PPE
The money owed by the government per person in
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The population of the United States in
Calculation:
The value of trillion and million on base ten terms is:
The money that the government owed from a person is:
Substitute
Apply the property of division of powers with same base in the above expression.
Therefore, the money owed by the government per person in
(c).
To find: The increase in percent of the average amount owed per person from the year
(c).

Answer to Problem 82PPE
The increase in percent of the average amount owed per person from the year
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The average amount owed per person from 2000 to 2005.
Calculation:
As calculated in part (a) and part (b), the price owed by the government per person in
The increase in price from the year
The formula to determine percent increase is:
Substitute
Therefore, the increase in percent of the average amount owed per person from the year
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