### Displaying Data Using ChartsThe task is to display data about favorite seasons using a Pareto chart and to describe the difference in how a pie chart and the Pareto chart reveal patterns in the data.A **Pareto chart** is a type of bar graph where values are plotted in descending order of frequency, cumulative percentages are often plotted with a line, and it is used to identify the most significant factors in a dataset. In contrast, a **pie chart** shows the proportions of different categories as slices of a pie, making it easy to see the relative sizes of each category.#### Given Data:- **Pie Chart: Favorite Season** - Summer: 36% - Fall: 21% - Spring: 24% - Winter: 19%This pie chart represents the distribution of individuals' favorite seasons.#### Instruction:(a) **Constructing a Pareto Chart:**Choose the correct bar graph to represent the data as a Pareto chart.Options:- **A:** Order (Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter)- **B:** Order (Summer, Fall, Spring, Winter)- **C:** Order (Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring)- **D:** Order (Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter)Since a Pareto chart should display the data in descending order of percentage, the correct choice is **B**, where:- Summer (36%) is the highest bar.- Followed by Spring (24%).- Then Fall (21%).- Finally, Winter (19%).(b) **Describing Differences in Display:**Choose the correct answer to describe how the pie chart and the Pareto chart show patterns in the data:- **A:** The pie chart shows the individual responses. The Pareto chart shows the distribution of the seasons.- **B:** The pie chart shows the percentages as parts of the whole. The Pareto chart shows the rankings of the seasons.- **C:** The pie chart shows the distribution of the seasons. The Pareto chart shows the individual responses.- **D:** The pie chart shows the rankings of the seasons. The Pareto chart shows the percentages.The most accurate description is:- **B:** The pie chart shows the percentages as parts of the whole. The Pareto chart shows the rankings of the seasons.### Graph/Diagram Explanation:- **Pie Chart:** Displays the favorite seasons in a circular graph divided into slices. Each slice represents

Information given in pie chart Summer (S) =36% Fall(F)=21% Spring (SP) =24% Winter(W)=19%

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