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The bar chart below displays the survivability percentage of a specific plant species in four different seasons (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) across five locations: Denver, Miami, Chicago, Seattle, and Houston. Survivability is defined as the percentage of plants that survive the season in each location.
Based on the information in the bar chart, answer the following questions:
The survivability percentage in Houston during Summer is approximately %.
During Winter, Seattle’s survivability percentage is approximately times the survivability percentage in Denver.
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1. The survivability percentage in Houston during Summer is the value of the yellow bar. It’s more than 90% and less than 95%. The only answer choice that matches this is 92%.
2. During Winter, Seattle’s and Denver’s survivability percentages are the values of the blues bars. This is 70% and 30%, respectively. We’re interested in the ratio: \(\frac{70\%}{30\%} \approx 2.33\).
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