Now I can see the questions clearly. Let me answer each one based on the bar graph data I've analyzed:
1.
What unit of scale is used to display the popularity of subjects among the students?
Looking at the y-axis of the graph, I can see it's labeled "Number of Students" and the scale goes from 0 to 60 with increments of 5. So the unit of scale is "Number of Students".
2.
Which subject is the second most popular?
From the graph, Math is the most popular (highest bar at approximately 45 students). The second highest bar is ELA at approximately 35 students.
3.
Which subject is less popular, science or ELA?
Science has approximately 30 students, while ELA has approximately 35 students. Therefore, Science is less popular than ELA.
4.
Which subject is the favorite of 50 students?
Looking at the graph, no subject has exactly 50 students. The highest is Math with approximately 45 students. None of the bars reach the 50 mark on the y-axis.
5.
Which subjects have the same number of votes?
Looking at the graph, all subjects have different numbers of students: Social Studies (~28), Math (~45), Science (~30), ELA (~35), and Others (~10). None of the subjects have the same number of votes.
Let me provide the final answers:
1. The unit of scale used is "Number of Students".
2. The second most popular subject is ELA.
3. Science is less popular than ELA.
4. No subject is the favorite of 50 students (Math is closest with approximately 45 students).
5. No subjects have the same number of votes.
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