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Juli2301
1 month ago
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HOW DO YOU SEE IT The diagram represents the number of students in a school with brown eyes,

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1 answer:
Zina [12.3K]1 month ago
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a. true; the total number of individuals with brown hair is either the same as or exceeds those with brown eyes. b. false; the count of brown-haired individuals plus 10 can surpass the number of individuals with brown eyes, but cannot match it. c. true; the quantity of brown-haired individuals must exceed those with both brown hair and brown eyes. d. false; the sum of brown-haired individuals plus 10 can only exceed, not equal, the totals for both categories. e. true; the number of individuals with brown hair must outnumber both brown-haired and brown-eyed individuals. f. true; the count of brown-haired individuals plus 10 can solely surpass both counts. Hope this assists:)
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