Mathematics, 25.09.2019 21:00 PhJesus

Shaun recorded the number of different types of pets his friends have in the table shown below: cats 4 dogs 2 rabbits 1 guinea pigs 2 which of the following plots represents the data in the table?
a. a line with 4 tick marks labeled cat, dog, rabbit, and guinea pig. cat has 4 crosses, dog has 2 crosses, rabbit has 4 crosses, and guinea pig has 2 crosses. the line is labeled number of pets, and title of graph is pet owners.
b. a line with 4 tick marks labeled cat, dog, rabbit, and guinea pig. cat has 4 crosses, dog has 2 crosses, rabbit has 1 cross, and guinea pig has 2 crosses. the line is labeled number of pets, and title of graph is pet owners.
c. a line with 4 tick marks labeled cat, dog, rabbit, and guinea pig. cat has 1 cross, dog has 2 crosses, rabbit has 1 cross, and guinea pig has 2 crosses. the line is labeled number of pets, and title of graph is pet owners.
d. a line with 4 tick marks labeled cat, dog, rabbit, and guinea pig. cat has 3 crosses, dog has 1 cross, rabbit has 0 crosses, and guinea pig has 1 cross. the line is labeled number of pets, and title of graph is pet owners.

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