Which two fruits are liked by equal number of students?

Mangoes, Oranges

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Pears, Grapes

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Bananas, Oranges

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Apples, Mangoes

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Solution

The correct option is A
Mangoes, Oranges

From the graph, it can be observed that number of students who like oranges and mangoes is 4.

In this case, lengths of bars corresponding to mangoes and oranges are same.

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Which two fruits are liked by equal number of students?

The correct option is A Mangoes, Oranges From the graph, it can be observed that number of students who like oranges and mangoes is 4. In this case, lengths of bars corresponding to mangoes and oranges are same.

The correct option is A
Mangoes, Oranges

From the graph, it can be observed that number of students who like oranges and mangoes is 4.

In this case, lengths of bars corresponding to mangoes and oranges are same.