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Let’s go step by step to solve each question using the circle graph.

The circle graph shows “Favorite Sporting Activity” with these percentages:

- Soccer: 35%
- Basketball: 28%
- Baseball: 15%
- Biking: 10%
- Skiing: 12%

Total = 35 + 28 + 15 + 10 + 12 = 100% → Good, it adds up.

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Question 1: Which event received the lowest number of votes?

Look at the smallest percentage:
→ Biking is 10%. That’s the smallest.

✔ Answer: Biking

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Question 2: Which event received the highest number of votes?

Look at the largest percentage:
→ Soccer is 35%. That’s the biggest.

✔ Answer: Soccer

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Question 3: Which event did 15% of the students vote for as their favorite?

Look for 15% in the graph:
→ Baseball is labeled 15%.

✔ Answer: Baseball

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Question 4: What is the total percentage of students who voted for basketball and golf?

Wait — there’s no “golf” in the graph! The activities are: Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Biking, Skiing.

So maybe this is a trick or typo? But let’s check again.

Actually, looking back — the legend says:

- Purple: Soccer (35%)
- Green: Basketball (28%)
- Red: Baseball (15%)
- Blue: Biking (10%)
- Teal: Skiing (12%)

No golf anywhere. So if the question says “basketball and golf”, but golf isn’t listed, we can only assume it’s a mistake — perhaps they meant “baseball”? Or maybe “biking”?

But wait — let’s read carefully: “basketball and golf”. Since golf is not an option, and the graph doesn’t include it, we must conclude that this might be an error, BUT — perhaps the student misread “baseball” as “golf”? Or maybe it’s “biking”?

Alternatively — maybe “golf” was intended to be “skiing”? No, skiing is 12%.

Wait — another thought: Maybe “golf” is a typo for “baseball”? Because baseball is 15%, and basketball is 28%. 28 + 15 = 43%.

But let’s look at the next question — it asks about “biking”, so biking is definitely there.

Perhaps the question meant “basketball and baseball”? That would make sense.

But since the question literally says “basketball and golf”, and golf is not in the graph, we have two choices:

1. Assume it’s a typo and answer based on what’s available.
2. Say golf is not included, so we can’t calculate.

But since this is a school worksheet, and all other questions refer to items in the graph, it’s very likely “golf” is a typo for “baseball”.

Why? Because “baseball” starts with ‘b’ like “basketball”, and maybe someone mistyped.

Also, 28% (basketball) + 15% (baseball) = 43% — which is a nice round number.

If it were “basketball and biking”: 28 + 10 = 38%

“Basketball and skiing”: 28 + 12 = 40%

None of those are as clean as 43%, but still possible.

Wait — let’s check the original image description again.

In the user’s text, under the graph, it lists:

> - Soccer
> - Basketball
> - Baseball
> - Biking
> - Skiing

And the pie chart labels match.

There is NO GOLF.

Therefore, the most reasonable assumption is that “golf” is a typo, and it should be “baseball”.

Because:

- Baseball is 15%, which matches Question 3 (“which event did 15%...?” → Baseball)
- And basketball is 28%
- So 28 + 15 = 43%

I think that’s the intended question.

✔ So I’ll go with: Basketball (28%) + Baseball (15%) = 43%

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Question 5: What is the total percentage of students who voted for biking?

Biking is directly given as 10%.

✔ Answer: 10%

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Question 6: If 200 students were involved, how many of them voted for basketball?

Basketball is 28%.

So, 28% of 200 = ?

Calculate:
28% = 28/100 = 0.28
0.28 × 200 = 56

Or:
10% of 200 = 20
So 20% = 40
8% = 8 × 2 = 16 (since 1% = 2)
So 28% = 40 + 16 = 56

✔ Answer: 56 students

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Now, double-checking everything:

Q1: Lowest → Biking (10%) ✔️
Q2: Highest → Soccer (35%) ✔️
Q3: 15% → Baseball ✔️
Q4: Basketball + ??? → Assuming “golf” is typo for “baseball” → 28 + 15 = 43% ✔️
Q5: Biking → 10% ✔️
Q6: 28% of 200 = 56 ✔️

All calculations verified.

Final Answer:

1. Biking
2. Soccer
3. Baseball
4. 43%
5. 10%
6. 56