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1. In the last few months, local news channels have featured stories about price increases in Cincinnati. The monthly cost of cable TV for some families increased from $75 to (a) $82.29 . The average cost of a dozen eggs increased from (b) $1.92 to $2.37. (a) Calculate the absolute change in the monthly cost of | (b) Calculate the relative change in the monthly cost of cable TV. Round to the nearest cent. (3) cable TV. Round to one decimal place. (4) (c) Calculate the absolute change in the cost of a dozen | (d) Calculate the relative change in the cost of a dozen eggs. Round to the nearest cent. (3) eggs. Round to one decimal place. (4) (e) A cable customer feels that the monthly cost of cable TV increased the most. A grocery customer feels that the cost of a dozen eggs increased the most. Is it possible for both customers to be correct? Explain your response in one or two complete sentences. (3) 2. Recently, many airlines have had to cancel flights. In a single day, Republica Airlines had to cancel 416 flights, representing () 157 9% of the airline's scheduled flights. How many flights were originally scheduled? Round to the nearest whole number. (4) . The government of Republica recently approved a $2.7 billion spending bill to provide money for a variety of its public sectors. The hospital sector received (d) 30.27 % of the $2.7 billion spending bill. How much money did the hospital sector receive? Round to the nearest whole number, then express your answer using the largest appropriate number word (like thousand, million, etc.). (5) Public transportation received () $217.1 million. What percentage of the $2.7 billion spending (4) bill was allocated to public transportation? Round your result to one decimal place. A public college used (f) 8.8 laptops for students. If the college spent $132,000 to purchase laptops for students, how much money did the public college receive from the spending bill altogether? Round to the nearest whole number. (4) % of the funds that it received from the spending bill to purchase