This question refers to the following graph below.Infant Deaths per 1,000 Live BirthsGermanySouth AfricaRussiaUSAWorld Infant Mortality Rates for 199905.146.3310202335.3740Question 180 of 10051Based on the information in this bar graph, what conclusion can you draw?O A. Countries with smaller populations had greater infant mortality rates.OB. Countries with advanced technology had lower infant mortality rates.O C. Southern hemisphere countries (Brazil and South Africa) had higher infant mortalityrates.O D. Countries with higher populations had greater infant mortality rates.E. Northern hemisphere countries (U.S.A., Russia, and Germany) had higher infantmortality rates

Infant mortality rate is the death of infant children per thousand .Children under the age of one…

This question refers to the following graph below. Infant Deaths per 1,000 Live Births Germany South Africa Russia Brazil U.S.A. World Infant Mortality Rates for 1999 0 5.14 6.33 10 20 23 30 35.37 40 50 51 Based on the information in this bar graph, what conclusion can you draw? O A. Countries with smaller populations had greater infant mortality rates. B. Countries with advanced technology had lower infant mortality rates. O C. Southern hemisphere countries (Brazil and South Africa) had higher infant mortality rates. D. Countries with higher populations had greater infant mortality rates. E. Northern hemisphere countries (U.S.A., Russia, and Germany) had higher infant mortality rates.

This question refers to the following graph below. Infant Deaths per 1,000 Live Births Germany South Africa Russia Brazil U.S.A. World Infant Mortality Rates for 1999 0 5.14 6.33 10 20 23 30 35.37 40 50 51 Based on the information in this bar graph, what conclusion can you draw? O A. Countries with smaller populations had greater infant mortality rates. B. Countries with advanced technology had lower infant mortality rates. O C. Southern hemisphere countries (Brazil and South Africa) had higher infant mortality rates. D. Countries with higher populations had greater infant mortality rates. E. Northern hemisphere countries (U.S.A., Russia, and Germany) had higher infant mortality rates.

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