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3 years ago

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Aleonysh [2.5K]3 years ago

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Answer: 2nd one

Step-by-step explanation: Look at the options. In all of the options, the number of 0's is 3 so you don't have to look for the zero's. Next look at the one's. The first 2 have 2 ones and the next 2 have 3. The number of ones in the data is 2 so you can eliminate the last 2. Then look at the 2's between the top 2. In the first one, there is 2 and in the second one there is only one. In the data table, there is one 2 so the answer has to be the 2nd one. Hope this helps :)

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