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Twenty teachers were asked about their favorite course.
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Seven teachers said language.
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Three teachers said history.
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Nine teachers said geometry.
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One teacher said chemistry.
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Zero teachers said physics.
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Create a bar chart showing everyone's favorite courses.
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So we've got the bar chart right over here.
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Let’s see what we need to plot.
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So it said zero teachers said physics –
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which is surprising to me,
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since physics is arguably my favorite course.
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But let’s plot what the data has.
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So physics -
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Right now looks like
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it's halfway between zero and one .
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So I just have to bring the “physics” down to zero.
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Chemistry... they said –
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Let's see.
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One teacher said chemistry.
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So we've got to bring “chemistry“ up to one.
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Now nine teachers said geometry.
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So “geometry”...
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Let's bring that up to nine.
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One teacher said chemistry.
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Oh, I already read that.
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History. History.
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Three teachers said history.
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So, let’s bring “history” up to three.
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And then language - seven teachers said language.
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So let's move this up to seven.
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And I think we --
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if I didn’t make any careless mistakes, we should be done.
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Yep, very good.