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Approximately what percentage of students who are in orchestra also participate in chorus?

A
40 percent
B
82 percent
C
18 percent
D
60 percent
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Which statement is true?

A
About 45 percent of the photography club members do not play a sport.
B
Members of the robotics club are more likely to participate in a sport than not participate.
C
The graph does not show an association between membership in the clubs and participation in a sport.
D
About 58 percent of the robotics club members play a sport.
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At a three-day festival, a vendor tracks merchandise sales. Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 T-Shirt 129 207 242 Sweatshirt 111 55 133 Hat 60 148 125 Determine which segmented bar graph using the columns best matches the table.

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Image with description A segmented bar graph titled Sales by Day has a vertical axis labeled from 0 percent to 500 percent in increments of 100 percent. The horizontal axis has 3 bars labeled Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3. The legend indicates the segments represent T-Shirt, Sweatshirt, and Hat. The bar for Day 1 has T-Shirt segment from 0 percent to 130 percent, Sweatshirt segment from 130 percent to 240 percent, and Hat segment from 240 percent to 300 percent. The bar for Day 2 has T-Shirt segment from 0 percent to 210 percent, Sweatshirt segment from 210 percent to 265 percent, and Hat segment from 265 percent to 410 percent. The bar for Day 3 has T-Shirt segment from 0 percent to 60 percent, Sweatshirt segment from 60 percent to 210 percent, and Hat segment from 210 percent to 335 percent.
B
Image with description A segmented bar graph titled Sales by Day has a vertical axis labeled from 0 percent to 100 percent in increments of 20 percent. The horizontal axis has 3 bars labeled T-Shirt, Sweatshirt, and Hat. The legend indicates the segments represent Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3. The bar for T-Shirt has Day 1 segment from 0 percent to 23 percent, Day 2 segment from 23 percent to 59 percent, and Day 3 segment from 59 percent to 100 percent. The bar for Sweatshirt has Day 1 segment from 0 percent to 37 percent, Day 2 segment from 37 percent to 56 percent, and Day 3 segment from 56 percent to 100 percent. The bar for Hat has Day 1 segment from 0 percent to 17 percent, Day 2 segment from 17 percent to 63 percent, and Day 3 segment from 63 percent to 100 percent.
C
Image with description A segmented bar graph titled sales by day has day 1, day 2, and day 3 on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Day 1: A bar segment labeled t-shirt goes from 0 to 40 percent; sweatshirt, 40 to 80 percent; hat, 80 to 100 percent. Day 2: T-shirt, 0 to 50 percent; sweatshirt, 50 to 62 percent; hat, 62 to 100 percent. Day 3: T-shirt, 0 to 48 percent; sweatshirt, 48 to 75 percent; hat, 75 to 100 percent.
D
Image with description A segmented bar graph titled Sales by Day has a vertical axis labeled from 0 percent to 160 percent in increments of 40 percent. The horizontal axis has 3 bars labeled T-Shirt, Sweatshirt, and Hat. The legend indicates the segments represent Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3. The bar for T-Shirt has Day 1 segment from 0 percent to 40 percent, Day 2 segment from 40 percent to 93 percent, and Day 3 segment from 93 percent to 142 percent. The bar for Sweatshirt has Day 1 segment from 0 percent to 36 percent, Day 2 segment from 36 percent to 57 percent, and Day 3 segment from 57 percent to 83 percent. The bar for Hat has Day 1 segment from 0 percent to 17 percent, Day 2 segment from 17 percent to 56 percent, and Day 3 segment from 56 percent to 80 percent.
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A high school is voting on a new mascot. Lion Eagle Bee Row Total Ninth Grade 45 percent 32 percent 23 percent 100 percent Tenth Grade 36 percent 40 percent 24 percent 100 percent Eleventh Grade 50 percent 28 percent 22 percent 100 percent Twelfth Grade 40 percent 25 percent 35 percent 100 percent Match the two-way table to the segmented bar graph.

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Image with description A stacked bar graph titled Mascot Choice by Grade shows a horizontal axis with labels Ninth Grade, Tenth Grade, Eleventh Grade, and Twelfth Grade. The vertical axis has labels from 0 to 100 percent in increments of 20 with horizontal grid lines every 10 percent. A legend below shows entries Lion, Eagle, and Bee. Each grade has a stacked bar divided into 3 segments. For Ninth Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 55 percent, Eagle extends from 55 to 80 percent, and Bee extends from 80 to 100 percent. For Tenth Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 50 percent, Eagle extends from 50 to 90 percent, and Bee extends from 90 to 100 percent. For Eleventh Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 50 percent, Eagle extends from 50 to 90 percent, and Bee extends from 90 to 100 percent. For Twelfth Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 40 percent, Eagle extends from 40 to 65 percent, and Bee extends from 65 to 100 percent.
B
Image with description A stacked bar graph titled Mascot Choice by Grade shows a horizontal axis with labels Ninth Grade, Tenth Grade, Eleventh Grade, and Twelfth Grade. The vertical axis has labels from 0 to 200 percent in increments of 40 with horizontal grid lines every 20 percent. A legend below shows entries Lion, Eagle, Bee, and Total. Each grade has a stacked bar divided into 4 segments. For Ninth Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 45 percent, Eagle extends from 45 to 77 percent, Bee extends from 77 to 100 percent, and Total extends from 100 to 200 percent. For Tenth Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 36 percent, Eagle extends from 36 to 76 percent, Bee extends from 76 to 100 percent, and Total extends from 100 to 200 percent. For Eleventh Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 47 percent, Eagle extends from 47 to 78 percent, Bee extends from 78 to 100 percent, and Total extends from 100 to 200 percent. For Twelfth Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 40 percent, Eagle extends from 40 to 65 percent, Bee extends from 65 to 100 percent, and Total extends from 100 to 200 percent.
C
Image with description A stacked bar graph titled Mascot Choice by Grade shows a horizontal axis with labels Ninth Grade, Tenth Grade, Eleventh Grade, and Twelfth Grade. The vertical axis has labels from 0 to 100 percent in increments of 20 with horizontal grid lines every 10 percent. A legend below shows entries Lion, Eagle, and Bee. Each grade has a stacked bar divided into 3 segments. For Ninth Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 45 percent, Eagle extends from 45 to 68 percent, and Bee extends from 68 to 100 percent. For Tenth Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 36 percent, Eagle extends from 36 to 60 percent, and Bee extends from 60 to 100 percent. For Eleventh Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 50 percent, Eagle extends from 50 to 72 percent, and Bee extends from 72 to 100 percent. For Twelfth Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 40 percent, Eagle extends from 40 to 75 percent, and Bee extends from 75 to 100 percent.
D
Image with description A stacked bar graph titled Mascot Choice by Grade shows a horizontal axis with labels Ninth Grade, Tenth Grade, Eleventh Grade, and Twelfth Grade. The vertical axis has labels from 0 to 100 percent in increments of 20 with horizontal grid lines every 10 percent. A legend below shows entries Lion, Eagle, and Bee. Each grade has a stacked bar divided into 3 segments. For Ninth Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 45 percent, Eagle extends from 45 to 77 percent, and Bee extends from 77 to 100 percent. For Tenth Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 36 percent, Eagle extends from 36 to 76 percent, and Bee extends from 76 to 100 percent. For Eleventh Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 50 percent, Eagle extends from 50 to 78 percent, and Bee extends from 78 to 100 percent. For Twelfth Grade, the Lion segment extends from 0 to 40 percent, Eagle extends from 40 to 65 percent, and Bee extends from 65 to 100 percent.
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Which segmented bar graph best matches the two-way table made using columns? is less than 50 times degree F Between 50 times degree F and 70 times degree F is greater than 70 times degree F Boots 28 15 6 Sneakers 37 36 19 Sandals 0 11 40

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Image with description A segmented bar graph titled shoe choice and temperature has boots, sneakers, and sandals on the x-axis, and percentage from 0 percent to 100 percent in increments of 10 on the y-axis. For Boots: A bar segment labeled less-than 50 degrees Fahrenheit goes from 0 to 28 percent; between 50 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit, 28 to 42 percent and Greater-than 70 degrees Fahrenheit, 42 to 43 percent. For Sneakers: A bar segment labeled less than 50 degrees Fahrenheit, 0 to 38 percent; between 50 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit, 38 to 72 percent; Greater-than 70 degrees Fahrenheit, 72 to 98 percent. For Sandals: A bar segement labeled between 50 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit, 0 to 10 percent; Greater-than 70 degrees Fahrenheit, 10 to 50 percent.
B
Image with description A segmented bar graph titled shoe choice and temperature has boots, sneakers, and sandals on the x-axis, and percentage from 0 percent to 100 percent in increments of 10 on the y-axis. For Boots: A bar segment labeled less-than 50 degrees Fahrenheit goes from 0 to 60 percent; between 50 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit, 60 to 95 percent and Greater-than 70 degrees Fahrenheit, 95 to 100 percent. For Sneakers: A bar segment labeled less than 50 degrees Fahrenheit, 0 to 38 percent; between 50 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit, 38 to 75 percent; Greater-than 70 degrees Fahrenheit, 75 to 100 percent. For Sandals: A bar segment labeled between 50 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit, 0 to 21 percent; Greater-than 70 degrees Fahrenheit, 21 to 100 percent.
C
Image with description A segmented bar graph titled shoe choice and temperature has less-than 50 degrees Fahrenheit, between 50 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit, and greater-than 70 degrees Fahrenheit on the x-axis, and percentage from 0 percent to 100 percent in increments of 10 on the y-axis. For less-than 50 degrees Fahrenheit: A bar segment labeled boots goes from 0 to 28 percent; sneakers, 28 to 65 percent. Between 50 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit: boots, 0 to 15 percent; sneakers, 15 to 51 percent; sandals, 51 to 62 percent. For greater-than 70 degrees Fahrenheit: Boots, 0 to 6 percent; sneakers, 6 to 24 percent; sandals, 24 to 64 percent.
D
Image with description A segmented bar graph titled shoe choice and temperature has less-than 50 degrees Fahrenheit, between 50 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit, and greater-than 70 degrees Fahrenheit on the x-axis, and percentage from 0 percent to 100 percent in increments of 10 on the y-axis. For less-than 50 degrees Fahrenheit: A bar segment labeled boots goes from 0 to 42 percent; sneakers, 42 to 100 percent. Between 50 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit: boots, 0 to 22 percent; sneakers, 22 to 81 percent; sandals, 81 to 100 percent. For greater-than 70 degrees Fahrenheit: Boots, 0 to 6 percent; sneakers, 6 to 24 percent; sandals, 24 to 100 percent.
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Which statement is true?

A
About 50 percent of students feel sad when there is snow.
B
About 15 percent of students feel neutral when there is sun.
C
About 60 percent of students feel happy when there is snow.
D
About 65 percent of students feel sad when there is rain.
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What percentage does each segment represent? Round to the nearest whole number, if needed.

A
A 57 percent ; B 43 percent ; C 71 percent ; D 29 percent
B
A 45 percent ; B 60 percent ; C 55 percent ; D 40 percent
C
A 43 percent ; B 57 percent ; C 29 percent ; D 71 percent
D
A 60 percent ; B 40 percent ; C 45 percent ; D 55 percent
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Which statement is true?

A
About 30 percent of track athletes consume 8 glasses of water or less each day.
B
About 60 percent of baseball players consume 4 to 8 glasses of water each day.
C
About 12 percent of softball players consume more than 8 glasses of water each day.
D
About 70 percent of track athletes consume 4 to 8 glasses of water each day.
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Which statement is true?

A
Approximately 30 percent of the students do not have dimples.
B
More people do not have curly hair than have curly hair.
C
About the same number of people can roll their tongue as cannot roll their tongue.
D
A total of 100 students recorded their responses.

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