RainbowKitten013 RainbowKitten013

12-05-2017
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Minh made a histogram showing the number of pets for each of his friends.

How many more friends have 4 or 5 pets than have 2 or 3 pets?

A. 2

B. 4

C. 5

D. 7

Minh made a histogram showing the number of pets for each of his friends How many more friends have 4 or 5 pets than have 2 or 3 pets A 2 B 4 C 5 D 7 class=

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daverydoo13 daverydoo13

12-05-2017

The answer to your question is C. Because the number of people with 4-5 pets it 9 and the 2-3 pets number is 4 9-4=5. PLEASE MARK BRAINLIEST IF I HELPED PLEASE! (because I am doing a challenge)

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jaelinpunshon jaelinpunshon

12-05-2017

C. 5 , because 9 - 4= 5

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