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The following data was collected on 160 cars in the Allegany College parking lot: there were 24 silver cars; 21 black cars; 43 yellow cars; 30 blue cars; 42 brown cars.

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The color label for the first bar is Select an answer blue brown silver black yellow

The color label for the second bar is Select an answer black blue yellow silver brown

The color label for the third bar is Select an answer yellow silver black brown blue

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