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[#2.] The table below gives the median earnings of women aged 25 and older who work full-time, year round, by educational attainment, according to the 2000 census.

Education Earnings
HS diploma or GED $23,719
Associate's degree 30,178
Bachelor's degree 38,208
Master's degree 47,049
Doctorate's degree 55,620
Source: U.S. Census Bureau.

Create a bar graph from this information.

[#6. ] Find the amount budgeted in the following categories: Operating expenses

Source: U.S. Census Bureau.
Production
45%
Miscellaneous
10%
Taxes
10%
Operating
expenses
20%
Research
15%

[#10. ] The following pie chart shows the distribution of a person's total yearly income of $24,000. Find the amount budgeted for utilities.

30%
food
10%
other
5%
entertainment
10%
clothing
20%
transportation
5%
utilities
20%
rent

[#14.] The following table gives the number of Senate members with military service in the 106th U.S. Congress, by branch.

Construct a pie chart from this information.

Branch Count
Army 17
Navy 10
Air Force 4
Marines 6
Coast Guard 1
National Guard 2

Construct a pie chart from this information.

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