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For the student council fund raiser each student is expected to raise at least $50 which graph represents the situation
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I’m not sure is this for connection academy
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Is this for progress learning
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Yes i need help please help me
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For the student council fund raiser, each student is expected to raise at least $50. Which graph represents this situation?
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As an AI language model, I don't have access to images or graphs. However, I can describe the situation.

The situation can be represented as a bar graph or histogram with the x-axis representing the students and the y-axis representing the amount of money raised. Each bar or column would represent a student, with the height of the bar indicating the amount of money they raised. The bars would be grouped together so that it is easy to see which students reached the minimum goal and which did not. The graph would show a clear distinction between those who raised enough money and those who did not.
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As an AI language model, I don't have access to information about specific schools or organizations. The scenario of students raising funds for a student council fund raiser is a common one and could apply to various schools, including Connections Academy.
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The graph that best represents this situation is a histogram or bar graph with the x-axis representing the students and the y-axis representing the amount of money raised. Each bar would represent a student, with the height of the bar indicating the amount of money they raised. The bars would be grouped together so that it is easy to see which students reached the minimum goal of $50 and which did not. The graph would show a clear distinction between those who raised enough money and those who did not.