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Chapter 1: Q. 11 (page 22)

Birth days Births are not evenly distributed across

the days of the week. Here are the average numbers

of babies born on each day of the week in the United

States in a recent year.

(a) Present these data in a well-labelled bar graph.

Would it also be correct to make a pie chart?

(b) Suggest some possible reasons why there are

fewer births on weekends.

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The solutions also deal with the birth rate and the height of the individual.

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Step 1:Description on the birth rate 

The birth rate also describes the statistical values of the individual and their birth rate.

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Step 2;Explanation on the statistical rate of birth in the figure 

It also deals with the birth and death ratio of an individual after a certain period of time.

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