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The following table lists the presidents of the United States and their state of birth. $$\begin{array}{ll|lllll} \hline \text { President } & \text { State of Birth } & \text { President } & \text { State of Birth } & \text { President } & \text { State of Birth } \\ \hline \text { Washington } & \text { Virginia } & \text { Lincoln } & \text { Kentucky } & \text { Coolidge } & \text { Vermont } \\ \hline \text { LAdams } & \text { Massachusetts } & \text { A.Johnson } & \text { North Carolina } & \text { Hoover } & \text { Iowa } \\ \hline \text { Jefferson } & \text { Virginia } & \text { Grant } & \text { Ohio } & \text { F.D. Roosevelt } & \text { New York } \\ \hline \text { Madison } & \text { Virginia } & \text { Hayes } & \text { Ohio } & \text { Truman } & \text { Missouri } \\ \hline \text { Monroe } & \text { Virginia } & \text { Garfield } & \text { Ohio } & \text { Eisenhower } & \text { Texas } \\ \hline \text { L O.Adams } & \text { Massachusetts } & \text { Arthur } & \text { Vermont } & \text { Kennedy } & \text { Massachusetts } \\ \hline \text { Jackson } & \text { South Carolina } & \text { Qeveland } & \text { New Jersey } & \text { L. B.Johnson } & \text { Texas } \\ \hline \text { Van Buren } & \text { New York } & \text { B. Harrison } & \text { Ohio } & \text { Nixon } & \text { California } \\ \hline \text { W.H.Harrison } & \text { Virginia } & \text { Cleveland } & \text { New Jersey } & \text { Ford } & \text { Nebraska } \\ \hline \text { Tyler } & \text { Virginia } & \text { McKinley } & \text { Ohio } & \text { Carter } & \text { Georgia } \\ \hline \text { Polk } & \text { North Carolina } & \text { T. Roosevelt } & \text { New York } & \text { Reagan } & \text { Illinois } \\ \hline \text { Taylor } & \text { Virginia } & \text { Taft } & \text { Ohio } & \text { George H. Bush } & \text { Massachusetts } \\ \hline \text { Fillmore } & \text { New York } & \text { Wilson } & \text { Virginia } & \text { Cinton } & \text { Arkansas } \\ \hline \text { Pierce } & \text { New Hampshire } & \text { Harding } & \text { Ohio } & \text { George W.Bush } & \text { Connecticut } \\ \hline \text { Buchanan } & \text { Pennsylvania } & & & \end{array}$$ (a) Construct a frequency bar graph for state of birth. (b) Which state has yielded the most presidents? (c) Explain why the answer obtained in part (b) may be considered to be misleading.
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