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Mathematics, 19.12.2019 16:31 ninjapig647

The circle graph shows the percentage of six different bird species that were spotted in the bird feeder the number matches species were one bluebirds. 2 cardinals .3 chickadees 4 finches 5 nuthatches 6 sparrow.
1. if 41 birds were counted and 20% of the birds were chickadees how many chickadees were counted?
2. what percentage of birds counted were finches
3. how many is a bird were spotted were finches
4. which two species were spotted the fewest times at the feeder explain


The circle graph shows the percentage of six different bird species that were spotted in the bird fe
The circle graph shows the percentage of six different bird species that were spotted in the bird fe
The circle graph shows the percentage of six different bird species that were spotted in the bird fe

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