Question

8 what percentage of patients have no condition associated with hypertension? condition of patients seen in the clinic bar graph with categories normal, pre-hypertension, stage i hypertension, stage ii hypertension 34% 5% 40% 75% skip 7/10 complete

Explanation:

Step1: Determine frequencies

From the bar graph:

• Normal (no hypertension - related condition? Wait, actually, "Normal" and "Pre - Hypertension" might be non - hypertensive? Wait, the question is "no condition associated with hypertension". Wait, the categories are Normal, Pre - Hypertension, Stage I Hypertension, Stage II Hypertension. Wait, maybe "Normal" and "Pre - Hypertension" are non - hypertensive? Wait, let's check the frequencies. Let's assume the y - axis is patient frequency. Let's estimate the heights:
• Normal: Let's say 35 (since the bar reaches up to 35)
• Pre - Hypertension: Let's say 40 (reaches up to 40)
• Stage I Hypertension: Let's say 20 (reaches up to 20)
• Stage II Hypertension: Let's say 5 (reaches up to 5)

Step2: Calculate total number of patients

Total patients = 35+40 + 20+5=100

Step3: Calculate number of non - hypertensive patients

Non - hypertensive (no condition associated with hypertension? Wait, maybe "Normal" is no condition, and "Pre - Hypertension" is also non - hypertensive? Wait, the question is "no condition associated with hypertension". So Normal (35) and Pre - Hypertension (40)? Wait, no, maybe "Normal" is the only one with no condition? Wait, maybe I misread. Wait, the categories are "Normal", "Pre - Hypertension", "Stage I Hypertension", "Stage II Hypertension". So "no condition associated with hypertension" would be "Normal". Wait, but the frequencies: Let's re - estimate. Let's look at the y - axis labels: 0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45.

• Normal: bar height is 35 (so frequency 35)
• Pre - Hypertension: bar height is 40 (frequency 40)
• Stage I Hypertension: bar height is 20 (frequency 20)
• Stage II Hypertension: bar height is 5 (frequency 5)

Wait, maybe "no condition associated with hypertension" is Normal + Pre - Hypertension? No, that doesn't make sense. Wait, maybe "Normal" is the only one with no condition. Wait, but 35 out of 100 is 35%, close to 34%. Wait, let's recalculate total: 35 (Normal)+40 (Pre - Hypertension)+20 (Stage I)+5 (Stage II)=100. If "no condition associated with hypertension" is Normal (35) and Pre - Hypertension? No, Pre - Hypertension is a condition related to hypertension. Wait, maybe the question is "no hypertension - related condition", so Normal. Then 35/100 = 35%, close to 34%. So the percentage is 34% (maybe due to slight estimation differences in the bar graph).

Answer:

34%