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Taylor and her manager get into an argument because they disagree about the number of songs to include from her latest album 1989. Taylor believes that at least half of her songs should be from her 1989 album and her manager thinks there should be less. Use the graph above to support or refute Taylor’s argument.
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@misty1212 its kinda hard to figure this out from the graph
yes i am not even sure what the question is asking
pretty clear that the 1989 is the most popular album
so i would say go for it not really obvious what the teacher wants though
is taylor swift wrong or right thats what the question is asking
she is always right
but how to tell if half of her songs are from 1989
i really don't know
lol
someone help please
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@jim_thompson5910 how to find out if shes right
one moment
ok
what is this chart referencing? The number of people who like certain Taylor Swift albums?
its confusing
yes
it does
so then taylor swift argument is right because 1989 is a whole lot of people liking it I believe right?
there are 10 people who like the album labeled "Taylor Swift" there are 5 people who like the album labeled "Fearless" there are 5 people who like the album labeled "Speak Now" there are 10 people who like the album labeled "Red" there are 20 people who like the album labeled "1989" The total frequency is 10+5+5+10+20 = 50 The album "1989" is clearly the favorite, but is it 50% or more of the entire group? No because 20/50 = 0.4 = 40% which is not 50% or greater So the claim `at least half of her songs should be from her 1989 album` is false because it should be `40% of her songs should be from her 1989 album` assuming this survey accurately reflects what all her fans truly want
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