Nathan made a triple bar graph showing the numbers of bronze, silver, and gold medals won by each country in the last Olympics. How can he use the information from this graph to create a bar graph that shows the total number of medals won by each country?
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To create a bar graph that shows the total number of medals won by each country using the information from the triple bar graph, Nathan would need to add up the numbers of bronze, silver, and gold medals for each country.
Here are the steps Nathan can follow:
1. Identify the countries listed on the triple bar graph.
2. For each country, sum up the numbers of bronze, silver, and gold medals.
3. Create a new bar graph with the countries on the x-axis and the total number of medals on the y-axis.
4. Plot a bar for each country, representing the total number of medals won.
5. Add labels to the x-axis (countries) and y-axis (total number of medals) for clarity.
6. Add a title to the graph, such as "Total Number of Medals Won by Each Country in the Last Olympics."
By following these steps, Nathan can effectively create a bar graph that accurately represents the total number of medals won by each country using the information from the triple bar graph.