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A study among adults in the USA shows that adults prefer not to receive certain items as gifts on Valentineâ??s Day as shown below:

Teddy bears: 45%
Chocolate: 25%
Jewelry: 15%
Flowers: 12%
Donâ??t Know: 3%

Construct a Pareto diagram picturing the Presents not wanted

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