Please use R software, data is found in the image. $($Name is Ralph$)$ You can enter the percentages in a variable called x $($remember to include the zero results$),$ and you can associate names with the categories with the names$($x$)$ command. Be careful to enter the names of the categories in the same order as you entered the percentages. Then you will issue the barplot command, where you will reference the variable x that contains the data and the names of the categories. In the same command, include a label for the y axis $($ylab$=)$ and a title for the bar chart that includes your name$($s$)($main$=).$ When you issue the barplot command, the chart will appear in a new window $($on a Mac it is called $$Quartz$).$Six Americas Super Short Survey

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You will use the percentages in the pie chart to create a bar chart displaying the same data.

Please see $R$ Software Commands$-$MAT$124$ for the $R$ code you will need to create a bar chart. You can

enter the percentages in a variable called $x($remember to include the zero results$),$ and you can

associate names with the categories with the names $(x)$ command. Be careful to enter the names of the

categories in the same order as you entered the percentages. Then you will issue the barplot command,

where you will reference the variable $x$ that contains the data and the names of the categories. In the

same command, include a label for the y axis $(vlab=)$ and a title for the bar chart that includes your

name$($s$)($main$=).$ When you issue the barplot command, the chart will appear in a new window $($on a

Mac it Oalled "Quartz"$).$