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A dual-scale graph shows a retailer's monthly performance for four months. LEFT axis (bars) is Units Sold; RIGHT axis (line) is Average Selling Price per unit in dollars. Exact values: Jan — Units = 2,000, Avg Price = $50 Feb — Units = 2,500, Avg Price = $48 Mar — Units = 3,000, Avg Price = $45 Apr — Units = 2,800, Avg Price = $52 Revenue for a month equals Units Sold times Average Selling Price. From the month of LOWEST revenue to the month of HIGHEST revenue, what is the percent increase in revenue? Round to the nearest whole percent.

  1. 4%
  2. 40%
  3. 31%
  4. 46%
  5. 52%

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