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In 2006, Canada exported $303.4 billion worth of products to the United States. The five

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In 2006, Canada exported $303.4 billion worth of products to the United States. The five largest were: a. Use a software package to develop a bar chart. b. What percentage of Canadas total exports to the United States is represented by the two categories Petroleum products and Passenger cars? c. Of the top five exported products, what percentage of the total do Petroleum products and Passenger cars represent?

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In 2006, Canada exported $303.4 billion worth of products to the United States. The five largest were: a. Use a software package to develop a bar chart. b. What percentage of Canadas total exports to the United States is represented by the two categories Petroleum products and Passenger cars? c. Of the top five exported products, what percentage of the total do Petroleum products and Passenger cars represent?

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Bar graph showing the exports of top five products.

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