Some of my answers are wrong please help me correct them. There are four sub-questions in total The Pew Research Center published earlier this month an analysis of race/ethnicity and highereducation in the United States.The report includes the figure below, based on a large 2021 survey of U.S. adults. It displayscollege enrollment among respondents aged 18-24 (left side) and bachelor degrees amongrespondents aged 25-29 (right side), comparing individuals of different races or ethnicities.% of 18-to 24-year-olds enrolled atleast part time in college, 2021AsianWhiteBlack2Hispanic3733321980581990BlackO WhiteAsian20002010% of 25-to 29-year-olds with abachelor's degree or more, 2021Note: White, Black and Asian adults are single-race and not Hispanic. Hispanics are of anyrace.Interpret the value 32% (bottom left) as a sentence in context.2020Source: Pew Research Center analysis of the March 2021 Current Population Survey AnnualSocial and Economic Supplement (IPUMS).PEW RESEARCH CENTERThere are 32% of respondents aged 18-24 were Hispanic.If the information in this entire figure had to be displayed in pie chart format, how many piecharts would be needed? Enter your answer as a whole number (no text).AsianWhiteHispanicCan we conclude from the figure that, in this 2021 survey, the majority of 25- to 29-year-oldswith a bachelor's degree or more were Asian?O No, because 43% is not greater than 50%No, because the figure doesn't answer this questionYes, because 72% is greater than 50%% of enrolled students at U.S. higher education institutions who are ...White■Hispanic54BlackBlack63718084262345Which group had the greatest growth since 1980?O Hispanic1372Asian9 4296412 10 715 14 620 8Note: Enrollment includes students of all ages. Asians include Pacific Islanders. Other races(not shown) include American Indian/Alaska Native and students with two or more races.White, Black and Asian students are single-race and not Hispanic. Hispanics are of any race.Nonresident students are not included in this analysis.Source: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education.PEW RESEARCH CENTER

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The Pew Research Center published earlier this month an analysis of race/ethnicity and higher education in the United States. The report includes the figure below, based on a large 2021 survey of U.S. adults. It displays college enrollment among respondents aged 18-24 (left side) and bachelor degrees among respondents aged 25-29 (right side), comparing individuals of different races or ethnicities. % of 18-to 24-year-olds enrolled at least part time in college, 2021 Asian White Black 2 37 33 32 Black Hispanic Note: White, Black and Asian adults are single-race and not Hispanic. Hispanics are of any race. 1980 White 58 Interpret the value 32% (bottom left) as a sentence in context. 1990 Asian Source: Pew Research Center analysis of the March 2021 Current Population Survey Annual Social and Economic Supplement (IPUMS). PEW RESEARCH CENTER There are 32% of respondents aged 18-24 were Hispanic. 2000 If the information in this entire figure had to be displayed in pie chart format, how many pie charts would be needed? Enter your answer as a whole number (no text). 2010 % of 25- to 29-year-olds with a bachelor's degree or more, 2021 O No, because the figure doesn't answer this question O Yes, because 72% is greater than 50% 2020 Can we conclude from the figure that, in this 2021 survey, the majority of 25- to 29-year-olds with a bachelor's degree or more were Asian? O No, because 43% is not greater than 50% Asian % of enrolled students at U.S. higher education institutions who are ... Hispanic White White Hispanic Black 54 63 Black 71 80 84 26 23 Which group had the greatest growth since 1980? Hispanic 45 13 15 20 72 Asian 9 42 964 12 10 7 14 Note: Enrollment includes students of all ages. Asians include Pacific Islanders. Other races (not shown) include American Indian/Alaska Native and students with two or more races. White, Black and Asian students are single-race and not Hispanic. Hispanics are of any race. Nonresident students are not included in this analysis. Source: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education. PEW RESEARCH CENTER 6 8