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In a bullseye chart, the amount by which actual unemployment and inflation differ from the Fed's target rates is
A. Represented by the center of the red dot
B. Found by drawing a triangle linking the center to two red dots
C. Found by looking at the position of the red dot relative to the center
D. Represented by the center of the bullseye

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The amount by which actual unemployment and inflation differ from the Fed's target rates is found by looking at the position of the red dot relative to the center that is option C is correct.

A bullseye chart is referred to as the chart that is used to represent the variables that are continuous as well quantitative. These variables are very easily represented on the bullseye chart. Different circles is drawn with different sections. Each section of the circle represents a certain point or it represents certain values. Any variable to be measured are represented as red dots on the charts which lie on the certain region of the circle and its value is measured relative to the center or the bulls eye that represents the highest value. The unemployment and inflation can also be measured by using the bullseye chart.

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