A coffee company surveyed 40 potential customers to see where they would
like the company's new organic coffee sold. Respondents were given the
following four locations and asked to choose as many as they liked: grocery
stores, drugstores, health food stores, and big box stores. The results are
summarized in the bar graph below, with the number of times each location
was chosen noted above the corresponding bar,
Where should we sell our organic coffee?
32
24
16
Grocery
Stores
Drugstores Health
Food Stores
Big Box
Stores
What was the average number of locations chosen per potential customer?
O A. 2
O B. 1.25
O c. 5
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