Which geographical method do you think is best

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Give conclusions for the given questions using geographical method.

A survey of 705 workers asked how much they used the internet at work. The results (USA Today snapshots, March 21, 2006) were as follows:

Use of the internet at work	%
Too much	5
More than I should	4
Within limits	60
Very little	5
Do not use	26

a. Which geographical method do you think is best to portray these data?

b. Based on this survey, what conclusions can you reach about the use of the Internet at work?

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