To determine how many people averaged fewer than 4,000 steps each day, we need to consider the categories that fall below 4,000 steps:
- 0-1,999 steps
- 2,000-3,999 steps
From the graph, if you count the number of people represented in each of these categories, you would add those two values together to find the total number of people who averaged fewer than 4,000 steps each day.
If we assume some hypothetical data from the graph (as I can't see it), here’s an example of how the counts might look:
- For the 0-1,999 category, let's say there were 7 people.
- For the 2,000-3,999 category, let's assume there were 10 people.
Adding these together gives us:
7 (from 0-1,999) + 10 (from 2,000-3,999) = 17 people.
However, without the actual counts from the graph, you would just need to refer to the values corresponding to those categories from the graph you have in order to get the accurate total that meets your choices of 7, 10, 19, or 21.
Please check the graph and sum the correct number of people represented in the categories below 4,000 steps.
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