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Charlie is going to use the data from the table to make a bar graph. Each grid line represents 2 seconds. How tall would each bar in the bar graph be?

Student Seconds
Michael 8
Sandy 6
Ronaldo 12
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The bar for Michael would be The quotient of Michael's seconds divided by 2 grid lines tall.

The bar for Sandy would be The quotient of Sandy's seconds divided by 2 grid lines tall.

The bar for Ronaldo would be The quotient of Ronaldo's seconds divided by 2 grid lines tall.

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Answer 1

To determine the height of each bar in the bar graph, we need to divide the number of seconds by the number of seconds each grid line represents (2 seconds). Here’s how to fill in the responses:

1. The bar for Michael would be 4 grid lines tall. (8 seconds / 2 seconds per grid line = 4)
2. The bar for Sandy would be 3 grid lines tall. (6 seconds / 2 seconds per grid line = 3)
3. The bar for Ronaldo would be 6 grid lines tall. (12 seconds / 2 seconds per grid line = 6)

So, the complete statements are:

• The bar for Michael would be 4 grid lines tall.
• The bar for Sandy would be 3 grid lines tall.
• The bar for Ronaldo would be 6 grid lines tall.