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              The given bar graph shows the favourite colours of 20 students in a class. How many more students favour orange colour than green?
Asked by Topperlearning User | 08 Apr, 2013, 02:08: AM
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From the graph, it is clear that:

5 students favoured orange and 1 student favoured green colour.

Now, 5 - 1 = 4

Therefore, 4 more students favoured orange colour than green.

Answered by | 08 Apr, 2013, 04:08: AM

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