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Use the weighted averages to calculate and order the weighted values from least to greatest:
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1) 79% of 88
2) 90% of 16%
3) 81% of 20%
4) 84% of 20%
5) 77% of 22%
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Use the weighted averages to calculate and order the weighted values from least to greatest:
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