An online bookseller averages net sales of $12 million per month. The table shows monthly variances for five months.Which symbol correctly completes each comparison?April sales May salesFebruary sales March salesJune sales April sales

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To determine the correct comparisons between the sales for each month listed in your query, I would need to know the specific sales figures for each of these months (April, May, February, March, and June). Without the actual sales values or the variances from the average sales of $12 million, I cannot accurately complete the comparisons.

If you provide the sales figures for each month, I can help you correctly identify whether each month's sales were greater than, less than, or equal to the average of $12 million, and complete the comparisons accordingly.

<,> or =

To provide the appropriate symbols (<, >, =) for comparisons among April, May, February, March, and June sales, I still need the specific sales figures for these months. However, if you're willing to share the monthly sales amounts or the monthly variances, I can complete the comparisons accurately.

For example, if the sales figures for the months are as follows:

  • February: $10 million
  • March: $12 million
  • April: $14 million
  • May: $11 million
  • June: $13 million

Then the comparisons would look like this:

  • April sales > $12 million
  • May sales < $12 million
  • February sales < $12 million
  • March sales = $12 million
  • June sales > $12 million

Please provide the actual sales figures or variances so I can assist you further!