Since the user has not provided a specific question to solve, I will analyze the graph and provide a summary of the data presented, which is the most common task associated with such an image. I will break down the number of students for each sport and gender.
Step 1: Analyze the Graph Structure
- The graph is a "Double Bar Graph" showing the "Number of Students" (vertical axis) who like different "Sports" (horizontal axis).
- There are two categories for each sport: "Girls" (yellow bars) and "Boys" (green bars).
Step 2: Read the Data for Each Sport
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Football:
* The yellow bar (Girls) reaches the line labeled
6.
* The green bar (Boys) reaches halfway between 12 and 14, which is
13.
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Tennis:
* The yellow bar (Girls) reaches the line labeled
10.
* The green bar (Boys) also reaches the line labeled
10.
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Basketball:
* The yellow bar (Girls) reaches the line labeled
12.
* The green bar (Boys) reaches the line labeled
10.
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Cricket:
* The yellow bar (Girls) reaches halfway between 4 and 6, which is
5.
* The green bar (Boys) reaches the line labeled
14.
Step 3: Calculate Totals (Optional but helpful for context)
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Total Girls: 6 (Football) + 10 (Tennis) + 12 (Basketball) + 5 (Cricket) = 33
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Total Boys: 13 (Football) + 10 (Tennis) + 10 (Basketball) + 14 (Cricket) = 47
Step 4: Formulate the Answer
Since no specific question was asked, the "Final Answer" will be a summary of the data values extracted from the graph.
Final Answer:
Based on the double bar graph, here is the number of students for each sport:
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Football: 6 Girls and 13 Boys
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Tennis: 10 Girls and 10 Boys
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Basketball: 12 Girls and 10 Boys
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Cricket: 5 Girls and 14 Boys
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of double bar graph worksheet.
