Answer:
1/ 112
Step-by-step explanation:
1-½ = ½ ( Mr. Daniel's leftover)
½×½= ¼ ( Mr. Richie)
½×¼= 1/8 ( Ms Laura)
½×1/8 = 1/16 ( Ms. Kimberly)
1/7 × 1/16 = 1/ 112 (the last turn)
so, Ms. Sarah eats 1/ 112 of a piece.
The type of graph I would use for a set of categorical data with 25 people surveyed is bar graph.
<h3>Which types of graphs are good for categorical data?</h3>
The type of graph or chart that is good for showing categorical data are:
- Frequency tables
- Pie charts
- Bar charts
Note that bar graph is one of the the most appropriate graphical form of displays for any categorical variables.
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10+16=26 so there for your answer would be 26 if you need it more described let me know
