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I would say that the correct answer is C because if you look up on the chart thing, it tells you how you would see the graph. For example, when you have:

1| 03145
2| 4 6 3 7

Which one has the most value to it? It would be the 2| 4 6 3 7, because when you put them together, it makes 24, 26, 23, 27. Hope this helps.

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Formula

$Percentage = \frac{Part\ value\times 100}{Total\ values}$

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Salem High School's winter sports teams WON 72% of their games last season.

If the teams played 50 games .

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