Segmented Bar Graphs Answers
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Lin is using technology to create a segmented bar graph from a spreadsheet and is following the steps listed.Step 1: Copy your relative frequency table into the spreadsheet.Step 2: ?Step 3: Highlight the data of the relative frequency table.Step 4: Insert the proper type of graph using the "Insert” tab.Step 5: Check the elements of the graph to ensure the appearance is correct
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Convert your data into percentages.B
Total the columns.C
Add a title to the graph.D
Label each row and column.2
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Consider the steps a student must follow when using technology to create a segmented bar graph.Step 1: Copy your relative frequency table into the spreadsheet. Step 2: Label each row and column. Step 3: Highlight the data of the relative frequency table. Step 4: ? Step 5: Check the elements of the graph to ensure the appearance is correct.
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Swap the rows and columns.B
Find the totals for each row and column.C
Convert your data to percentages.D
Insert the proper type of graph using the “Insert” tab.3
Which segmented bar graph shows that 35% of 10- to 13-year-old girls wear glasses or contacts, while only 21% of 6- to 9-year-old girls wear glasses or contacts?
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A segmented bar graph titled Girls' Use of Glasses by Age has 6 to 9 years old, 10 to 13 years old, and 14 to 17 years old on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. 6 to 9 years old: A bar segment labeled glasses or contacts goes from 0 to 20 percent; no glasses, 20 to 100 percent. 10 to 13 years old: glasses or contacts, 0 to 35 percent; no glasses, 35 to 100 percent. 14 to 17 years old: glasses or contacts, 0 to 50 percent; no glasses, 50 to 100 percent.B
A segmented bar graph titled Girls' Use of Glasses by Age has glasses or contacts and no glasses on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Glasses or contacts: a bar segment labeled 6 to 9 years old goes from 0 to 20 percent; 10 to 13 years old, 20 to 50 percent; 14 to 17 years old, 50 to 100 percent. No glasses: 6 to 9 years old, 0 to 40 percent; 10 to 13 years old, 40 to 75 percent; 14 to 17 years old, 75 to 100 percent.C
A segmented bar graph titled Girls' Use of Glasses by Age has glasses or contacts and no glasses on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Glasses or contacts: a bar segment labeled 6 to 9 years old goes from 0 to 40 percent; 10 to 13 years old, 40 to 75 percent; 14 to 17 years old, 75 to 100 percent. No glasses: 6 to 9 years old, 0 to 20 percent; 10 to 13 years old, 20 to 50 percent; 14 to 17 years old, 50 to 100 percent.D
A segmented bar graph titled Girls' Use of Glasses by Age has 6 to 9 years old, 10 to 13 years old, and 14 to 17 years old on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. 6 to 9 years old: A bar segment labeled glasses or contacts goes from 0 to 80 percent; no glasses, 80 to 100 percent. 10 to 13 years old: glasses or contacts, 0 to 65 percent; no glasses, 65 to 100 percent. 14 to 17 years old: glasses or contacts, 0 to 50 percent; no glasses, 50 to 100 percent.4
Which segmented bar graph best matches the two-way table made using columns?
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A segmented bar graph titled shoe choice and temperature has less-than 50 degrees Fahrenheit, between 50 and 70 degrees, and greater-than 70 degrees on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Less-than 50 degrees: A bar segment labeled boots goes from 0 to 28 percent; sneakers, 28 to 65 percent. Between 50 and 70 degrees: boots, 0 to 15 percent; sneakers, 15 to 51 percent; sandals, 51 to 62 percent. Greater-than 70 degrees: Boots, 0 to 6 percent; sneakers, 6 to 24 percent; sandals, 24 to 64 percent.B
A segmented bar graph titled shoe choice and temperature has less-than 50 degrees Fahrenheit, between 50 and 70 degrees, and greater-than 70 degrees on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Less-than 50 degrees: A bar segment labeled boots goes from 0 to 42 percent; sneakers, 42 to 100 percent. Between 50 and 70 degrees: boots, 0 to 22 percent; sneakers, 22 to 81 percent; sandals, 81 to 100 percent. Greater-than 70 degrees: Boots, 0 to 6 percent; sneakers, 6 to 24 percent; sandals, 24 to 100 percent.C
A segmented bar graph titled shoe choice and temperature has boots, sneakers, and sandals on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Boots: A bar segment labeled less-than 50 degrees goes from 0 to 60 percent; between 50 and 70 degrees, 60 to 100 percent. Sneakers: Less than 50 degrees, 0 to 40 percent; between 50 and 70 degrees, 40 to 75 percent; Greater-than 70 degrees, 75 to 100 percent. Sandals: Between 50 and 70 degrees, 0 to 20 percent; Greater-than 70 degrees, 20 to 100 percent.D
A segmented bar graph titled shoe choice and temperature has boots, sneakers, and sandals on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Boots: A bar segment labeled less-than 50 degrees goes from 0 to 28 percent; between 50 and 70 degrees, 28 to 42 percent. Sneakers: Less than 50 degrees, 0 to 38 percent; between 50 and 70 degrees, 38 to 72 percent; Greater-than 70 degrees, 72 to 100 percent. Sandals: Between 50 and 70 degrees, 0 to 10 percent; Greater-than 70 degrees, 10 to 50 percent.5
At a three-day festival, a vendor tracks merchandise sales.Determine which segmented bar graph using the columns best matches the table.
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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.B
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 110 percent; sweatshirt, 110 to 220 percent; hat, 220 to 300 percent. Day 2: T-shirt, 0 to 200 percent; sweatshirt, 200 to 250 percent; hat, 250 to 410 percent. Day 3: T-shirt, 0 to 48 percent; sweatshirt, 48 to 200 percent; hat, 200 to 340 percent.C
A segmented bar graph titled sales by day has t-shirt, sweatshirt, and hat on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. T-shirt: A bar segment labeled day 1 goes from 0 to 20 percent; day 2, 20 to 60 percent; day 3, 60 to 100 percent. Sweatshirt: Day 1, 0 to 38 percent; day 2, 38 to 58 percent; day 3, 58 to 100 percent. Hat: Day 1, 0 to 18 percent; day 2, 18 to 62 percent; day 3, 62 to 100 percent.D
A segmented bar graph titled sales by day has t-shirt, sweatshirt, and hat on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. T-shirt: A bar segment labeled day 1 goes from 0 to 40 percent; day 2, 40 to 90 percent; day 3, 90 to 140 percent. Sweatshirt: Day 1, 0 to 38 percent; day 2, 38 to 58 percent; day 3, 58 to 80 percent. Hat: Day 1, 0 to 18 percent; day 2, 18 to 62 percent; day 3, 62 to 80 percent.6
A librarian collects data on book selection by age group. The two-way table contains the data.Which segmented bar graph best matches the two-way table?
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A segmented bar graph titled book selection by age group has fiction, nonfiction, and poetry on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Fiction: A bar segment labeled children goes from 0 to 30 percent; teen, 30 to 70 percent; adult, 70 to 100 percent. Nonfiction: children, 0 to 30 percent; teen, 30 to 65 percent; adult, 65 to 100 percent. Poetry: Children, 0 to 50 percent; teen, 50 to 70 percent; adult, 70 to 100 percent.B
A segmented bar graph titled book selection by age group has children, teen, and adult on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Children: A bar segment labeled fiction goes from 0 to 50 percent; nonfiction, 50 to 85 percent; poetry, 85 to 100 percent. Teen: fiction, 0 to 58 percent; nonfiction, 58 to 95 percent; poetry, 95 to 100 percent. Adult: fiction, 0 to 52 percent; nonfiction, 52 to 92 percent; poetry, 92 to 100 percent.C
A segmented bar graph titled book selection by age group has children, teen, and adult on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Children: A bar segment labeled fiction goes from 0 to 35 percent; nonfiction, 35 to 85 percent; poetry, 85 to 100 percent. Teen: fiction, 0 to 37 percent; nonfiction, 37 to 95 percent; poetry, 95 to 100 percent. Adult: fiction, 0 to 40 percent; nonfiction, 40 to 90 percent; poetry, 90 to 100 percent.D
A segmented bar graph titled book selection by age group has fiction, nonfiction, and poetry on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Fiction: A bar segment labeled children goes from 0 to 45 percent; teen, 45 to 110 percent; adult, 110 to 160 percent. Nonfiction: children, 0 to 35 percent; teen, 35 to 75 percent; adult, 75 to 110 percent. Poetry: Children, 0 to 18 percent; teen, 18 to 20 percent; adult, 20 to 25 percent.7
A homeroom teacher is interested in how weather affected students’ moods. The data are recorded in the segmented bar graph.
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About 50% of students feel sad when there is snow.B
About 65% of students feel sad when there is rain.C
About 15% of students feel neutral when there is sun.D
About 60% of students feel happy when there is snow.8
A high school is voting on a new mascot. Match the two-way table to the segmented bar graph.
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A segmented bar graph titled mascot choice by grade has ninth grade, tenth grade, eleventh grade, and twelfth grade on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Ninth grade: A bar segment labeled lion goes from 0 to 45 percent; eagle, 45 to 75 percent; bee, 75 to 100 percent. Tenth grade: lion, 0 to 35 percent; eagle, 35 to 75 percent; bee, 75 to 100 percent. Eleventh grade: lion, 0 to 50 percent; eagle, 50 to 75 percent; bee, 75 to 100 percent. Twelfth grade: lion, 0 to 40 percent; eagle, 40 to 70 percent; bee, 70 to 100 percent.B
A segmented bar graph titled mascot choice by grade has ninth grade, tenth grade, eleventh grade, and twelfth grade on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Ninth grade: A bar segment labeled lion goes from 0 to 55 percent; eagle, 55 to 80 percent; bee, 80 to 100 percent. Tenth grade: lion, 0 to 50 percent; eagle, 50 to 90 percent; bee, 90 to 100 percent. Eleventh grade: lion, 0 to 50 percent; eagle, 50 to 85 percent; bee, 85 to 100 percent. Twelfth grade: lion, 0 to 40 percent; eagle, 40 to 70 percent; bee, 70 to 100 percent.C
A segmented bar graph titled mascot choice by grade has ninth grade, tenth grade, eleventh grade, and twelfth grade on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Ninth grade: A bar segment labeled lion goes from 0 to 45 percent; eagle, 45 to 77 percent; bee, 77 to 100 percent. Tenth grade: lion, 0 to 36 percent; eagle, 36 to 76 percent; bee, 76 to 100 percent. Eleventh grade: lion, 0 to 50 percent; eagle, 50 to 78 percent; bee, 78 to 100 percent. Twelfth grade: lion, 0 to 40 percent; eagle, 40 to 65 percent; bee, 65 to 100 percent.D
A segmented bar graph titled mascot choice by grade has ninth grade, tenth grade, eleventh grade, and twelfth grade on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Ninth grade: A bar segment labeled lion goes from 0 to 45 percent; eagle, 45 to 77 percent; bee, 77 to 100 percent; total, 100 to 200 percent. Tenth grade: lion, 0 to 36 percent; eagle, 36 to 76 percent; bee, 76 to 100 percent; total, 100 to 200 percent. Eleventh grade: lion, 0 to 50 percent; eagle, 50 to 78 percent; bee, 78 to 100 percent; total, 100 to 200 percent. Twelfth grade: lion, 0 to 40 percent; eagle, 40 to 65 percent; bee, 65 to 100 percent; total, 100 to 200 percent.9
The two-way table represents the results of a catering company’s recent menus. The segmented bar graph represents the data.
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A 60%; B 40%; C 45%; D 55%B
A 43%; B 57%; C 29%; D 71%C
A 45%; B 60%; C 55%; D 40%D
A 57%; B 43%; C 71%; D 29%10
A café tracks the type of breakfast meal sold each hour. The data are recorded in the frequency table.Which frequency table best matches the segmented bar graph?
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A segmented bar graph titled Breakfast Selection by Time has 6 a m, 7 a m, and 8 a m on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. 6 a m: A bar segment labeled muffin goes from 0 to 20 percent; eggs, 20 to 60 percent; oatmeal, 60 to 90 percent; pancakes, 90 to 100 percent. 7 a m: Muffin, 0 to 15 percent; eggs, 15 to 65 percent; oatmeal, 65 to 90 percent; pancakes, 90 to 100 percent. 8 a m: Muffin, 0 to 25 percent; eggs, 25 to 45 percent; oatmeal, 45 to 70 percent; pancakes, 70 to 100 percent.B
A segmented bar graph titled Breakfast Selection by Time has muffin, eggs, oatmeal, and pancakes on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Muffin: A bar segment labeled 6 a m goes from 0 to 10 percent; 7 a m, 10 to 20 percent; 8 a m, 20 to 100 percent. Eggs: 6 a m, 0 to 15 percent; 7 a m, 15 to 35 percent; 8 a m, 35 to 100 percent. Oatmeal: 6 a m, 0 to 10 percent; 7 a m, 10 to 25 percent; 8 a m, 25 to 100 percent. Pancakes: 7 a m, 0 to 5 percent; 8 a m, 5 to 100 percent.C
A segmented bar graph titled Breakfast Selection by Time has muffin, eggs, oatmeal, and pancakes on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. Muffin: A bar segment labeled 6 a m goes from 0 to 30 percent; 7 a m, 30 to 70 percent; 8 a m, 70 to 100 percent. Eggs: 6 a m, 0 to 20 percent; 7 a m, 20 to 65 percent; 8 a m, 65 to 100 percent. Oatmeal: 6 a m, 0 to 30 percent; 7 a m, 30 to 60 percent; 8 a m, 60 to 100 percent. Pancakes: 7 a m, 0 to 25 percent; 8 a m, 25 to 100 percent.D
A segmented bar graph titled Breakfast Selection by Time has 6 a m, 7 a m, and 8 a m on the x-axis, and percent on the y-axis. 6 a m: A bar segment labeled muffin goes from 0 to 25 percent; eggs, 25 to 60 percent; oatmeal, 60 to 100 percent. 7 a m: Muffin, 0 to 20 percent; eggs, 20 to 65 percent; oatmeal, 65 to 90 percent; pancakes, 90 to 100 percent. 8 a m: Muffin, 0 to 25 percent; eggs, 25 to 45 percent; oatmeal, 45 to 70 percent; pancakes, 70 to 100 percent.Did you find these answers helpful?
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