In one month, five dealers A–E sold two products X and Y (in units): A → X=120, Y=80; B → X=150, Y=180; C → X=90, Y=60; D → X=200, Y=150; E → X=160, Y=130. The combined sales (X+Y) of dealer B are what percent more than the combined sales (X+Y) of dealer A?

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65%. B combined = 150 + 180 = 330; A combined = 120 + 80 = 200. Percent more = (330 − 200)/200 × 100 = 65%.

In one month, five dealers A–E sold two products X and Y (in units): A → X=120, Y=80; B → X=150, Y=180; C → X=90, Y=60; D → X=200, Y=150; E → X=160, Y=130. The combined sales (X+Y) of dealer B are what percent more than the combined sales (X+Y) of dealer A?

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