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This document contains a survey about favorite animals presented with graphs and pie charts, and asks several questions about the data: What animal is most popular? Which is second least popular? What is your favorite? How popular are kangaroos? How much more are dogs than rabbits? What animals are tying? What is the percentage of birds?
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- 1. What animal is your Favourite? Graphs representing data By Cohen
- 2. Pie Chart
- 4. Questions.... What animal is the most popular? Which animal is the second least popular? What is your favourite animal? How popular are kangaroos? How much more are dogs popular than rabbits? What animals are tying? What is the percentage of the birds?