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Consider the following bar graph which represents the grade of the students:

GradeNumberf of Students
Withdrew8
F4
D8
C6
B19
A3
1.Number of students who withdrew = 8Number of students having grade D = 8Number of students having grade A = 4
2.Number of students who withdrew = 8Number of students having grade D = 8Number of students having grade A = 3
3.Number of students who withdrew = 8Number of students having grade C = 8Number of students having grade A = 3

In how many of the above rows is the given information correctly tabulated?

  • A.Only one
  • B.Only two
  • C.All three
  • D.None

Answer: A

The information is correct in only one row.

Reading the bars: Withdrew 8, F 4, D 8, C 6, B 19 and A 3.

  • Row 1 gives grade A as 4; the bar is 3 (4 is the F bar). Wrong.
  • Row 2: withdrew 8, grade D 8, grade A 3. All correct.
  • Row 3 gives grade C as 8; the bar is 6. Wrong.

So only row 2 is fully correct. Each wrong row changes one value, which is why every entry, not just the first, has to be checked.

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