200180160140120100604020JarFebMiarApriMaylun,sHears Dolphine WhalesThe data in the bar graph above was created by awilderness photographer and lists the number ofphotos she took of each type of three mammals(bears, dolphins, and whales) from January toJune. According to the photographer's data, whichof the following statements is not true?A) The photographer took more photos inMay than she did in April.B) The number of photos she captured ofdolphins each month decreasedC) The number of photos of w hales she tookeach month increasedD) The month in which she took the leastnumber of photos was February

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A) The photographer took more photos in May than she did in April. B) The number of photos she captured of dol phins each month decreased C) The number of photos of whales she took each month increased D) The month in which she took the least number of photos was February

A) The photographer took more photos in May than she did in April. B) The number of photos she captured of dol phins each month decreased C) The number of photos of whales she took each month increased D) The month in which she took the least number of photos was February

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

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