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C9. Click on the inference supported by the pie graph.
a. The pie graph represents 50 percent of the world's water supply.

b. The pie graph represents 100 percent of the world's water supply.

c. About 97 percent of the world is covered in water.


C9. Click on the inference supported by the pie graph. a. The pie graph represents 50 percent of the

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