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BAR GRAPHS. How many students participated in the survey? What is the interval? What numbers were used for the scale? How many more people chose soccer.

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1 BAR GRAPHS

2 How many students participated in the survey? What is the interval? What numbers were used for the scale? How many more people chose soccer and basketball rather than softball and other?

3 How many students participated in the survey? What is the interval? What numbers were used for the scale? How many more people choose Crackers or Cheese rather Popcorn?

4 How many students participated in the survey? What is the interval? What numbers were used for the scale? How many more people chose tennis than canoeing and crafts?

5 Create a bar graph using the information in the table. What should our intervals of the scale be? Make sure to label the x-axis and the y-axis. Answer the following questions. How many total students participated in the survey? How many fewer students voted for Biography than Adventure? What is the difference in the most favorite kind of book and the least favorite kind of book?

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