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Draw a bar chart showing the export value of goods for Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, Togo, Gambia, and Egypt in 2003, given their respective values (Nigeria: 70, Ghana: 35, Senegal: 15, Togo: 60, Gambia: 5
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5 stepsTo draw a bar chart illustrating the given data:
Title the chart*.
The title should be "Export Value of Goods for Some Countries in 2003".
Draw the axes*.
Draw a horizontal axis (x-axis) and a vertical axis (y-axis).
Label the axes*.
- Label the horizontal axis "Country".
- Label the vertical axis "Export (Million Dollars)".
Determine the scale for the vertical axis*.
The export values range from 15 to 80 million dollars. A suitable scale would be increments of 10 million dollars, starting from 0. Mark points at 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 on the vertical axis.
Draw the bars*.
For each country, draw a bar of equal width. The height of each bar should correspond to its export value on the vertical axis. Ensure there is an equal space between each bar.
- Nigeria: Draw a bar up to 70 million dollars.
- Ghana: Draw a bar up to 35 million dollars.
- Senegal: Draw a bar up to 15 million dollars.
- Togo: Draw a bar up to 60 million dollars.
- Gambia: Draw a bar up to 50 million dollars.
- Egypt: Draw a bar up to 80 million dollars.
The completed bar chart will visually represent the export values for each country, allowing for easy comparison.
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