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Segmented Bar Graphs

Question 6 • CR_(AQR)_Advanced Quantitative Reasoning A_2111_SAISD 25-26

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.
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