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Rylan Hollingworth observed people and created two graphs analyzing jeans wear. A pie chart showed that more males wore jeans than females, and more of both genders wore jeans than did not. A bar graph showed that most people wore blue jeans, and of those wearing jeans, slim fit and boot cut styles were most popular.
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