Exercise 11.6 University Hospital Cancer Registry records show the following incidence of cancer in female patients for the past year. Construct an appropriate graph of the data University Hospital Cancer Registry 10 Most Prevalent Cancer Sites-Female Patients 20XX Number of Cases Site 122 Breast 52 Lung and bronchus Colorectal 34 Uterus 25 Thyroid 21 Melanoma 15 Lymphoma 14 Kidney 12 Ovary 11 Pancreas 4.

Exercise 11.6 University Hospital Cancer Registry records show the following incidence of cancer in female patients for the past year. Construct an appropriate graph of the data University Hospital Cancer Registry 10 Most Prevalent Cancer Sites-Female Patients 20XX Number of Cases Site 122 Breast 52 Lung and bronchus Colorectal 34 Uterus 25 Thyroid 21 Melanoma 15 Lymphoma 14 Kidney 12 Ovary 11 Pancreas 4.

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