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Scientific data can be organized into different types of graphs. Which type of graph would best illustrate the information from

Table 2-1?
a.
circle graph
b.
line graph
c.
bar graph
d.
none of the above

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matrenka [14]3 years ago

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C. bar graph
I think it is the most suitable.

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