Question

axis deaths
battle of stalingrad (1942)
according to source a, how many axis troops lost their lives at stalingrad? 250,000
according to source c, how many axis troops lost their lives at stalingrad?
which source show number of axis casualties?
which source show number of axis casualties?
about 75,000
about 150,000
about 175,000
about 250,000

Explanation:

Sub - question 1 (According to Source C, how many Axis troops lost their lives at Stalingrad?):

Step 1: Analyze the bar graph for Source C

Look at the bar corresponding to Source C in the "Axis Deaths - Battle of Stalingrad (1942)" bar graph. The y - axis represents the number of deaths. The bar for Source C reaches up to a value between 150,000 and 200,000. Among the given options (about 75,000, about 150,000, about 175,000, about 250,000), about 175,000 is the most appropriate as it lies in the range of the bar's height for Source C.

Step 1: Compare the bar heights for each source

In the bar graph, the height of the bar for Source B is the tallest among Source A, Source B, Source C, and Source D. So Source B has the highest number of Axis casualties.

Step 1: Compare the bar heights for each source

In the bar graph, the height of the bar for Source D is the shortest among Source A, Source B, Source C, and Source D. So Source D has the lowest number of Axis casualties.

Answer:

about 175,000

Sub - question 2 (Which source shows the highest number of Axis casualties?):