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QUESTION 5 of 10: The Lynx pay their four running backs $1 million, $850,000, $750,000, and $500,000. If the team salary is $33 million a
year, what percentage of the total salary is paid to running backs? (Round to the nearest percent.)
O a) 5 percent
b) 9 percent
c) 10 percent
O d) 15 percent
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The percentage of the total salary that is paid with the total team salary to running backs is 9 parentage.

What is running back?

In gridiron football, a running back is defined as a member of the violative backfield.  A running back's fundamental obligations are receiving handoffs from the quarterback, lining up as a receiver to catch the ball, and blocking.

Computation of percentage of running back:

Firstly, calculate the amount of running back:

[tex]\text{Total Amount Of Running Back} = \$1000,000+ \$850,000+\$750,000+\$5000,00\\\\\text{Total Amount Of Running Back} =\$31,00,000[/tex]

Then, the percentage of total salary is paid to running backs are:\

[tex]=\dfrac{\text{Total Amount of Running Backs}}{\text{Total Team Salary}}\\\\=\dfrac{\$31,00,000}{\$33,00,00,00} \\\\=9\%(App.)[/tex]

Therefore, option b is correct.

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