Assessment RIPL analysis shows that individuals who enroll in SNAP post-re- lease are 7.4 percentage points less likely to recidivate than their non- SNAP counterparts within the first six months. However, only 40 per- cent of individuals enroll in SNAP post-release, even though nearly all qualify. 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% Hispanic Black White Other race Figure 1: Percent of individuals who enroll in SNAP within three months post-incarceration According to the report, "RIPL analysis shows that individuals who enroll in SNAP post-release are 7.4 percentage points less likely to recidivate than their non-SNAP counterparts within the first six months. However, only 40 percent of individuals enroll in SNAP post-release, even though nearly all qualify." The report also states that "Our survey results showed that 70 percent of prisoners plan to enroll in SNAP upon release; nearly double the number who end up enrolling." Assume that 100% of prisoners released in a given year were SNAP eligible. Making your best estimate based upon the report and the above-quoted statements, what percent fewer would recidivate within the first six months, if all those planning on enrolling in SNAP actually did enroll? Please state your answer as a percent and if necessary round your answer to the nearest tenth of a percent. Assessment RIPL analysis shows that individuals who enroll in SNAP post-re- lease are 7.4 percentage points less likely to recidivate than their non- SNAP counterparts within the first six months. However, only 40 per- cent of individuals enroll in SNAP post-release, even though nearly all qualify. 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% Hispanic Black White Other race Figure 1: Percent of individuals who enroll in SNAP within three months post-incarceration According to the report, "RIPL analysis shows that individuals who enroll in SNAP post-release are 7.4 percentage points less likely to recidivate than their non-SNAP counterparts within the first six months. However, only 40 percent of individuals enroll in SNAP post-release, even though nearly all qualify." The report also states that "Our survey results showed that 70 percent of prisoners plan to enroll in SNAP upon release; nearly double the number who end up enrolling." Assume that 100% of prisoners released in a given year were SNAP eligible. Making your best estimate based upon the report and the above-quoted statements, what percent fewer would recidivate within the first six months, if all those planning on enrolling in SNAP actually did enroll? Please state your answer as a percent and if necessary round your answer to the nearest tenth of a percent