I see the image contains a bar chart with information about students' eye colors and some related questions. Let me read the image to provide an analysis and answers.

Breakdown of the chart and questions:

1. Bar Chart:

   • Eye colors: Blue, Brown, Gray, Green, Hazel.
   • The bars show the number of students with these eye colors:
     • Blue: 8
     • Brown: 7
     • Gray: 10
     • Green: 5
     • Hazel: 5

2. Questions:

   • Q1: What percent of students have blue eyes?
   • Q2: How many students are surveyed in total?
   • Q3: If more students were found, predict how many would have blue eyes if this trend continues.

Let me now proceed to solve these questions:

1. Percent of students with blue eyes

There are 8 students with blue eyes out of the total number of students (which we will calculate next).

2. Total number of students

The total number of students is the sum of all the students with the different eye colors: $8 (\text{Blue}) + 7 (\text{Brown}) + 10 (\text{Gray}) + 5 (\text{Green}) + 5 (\text{Hazel}) = 35 \text{ students}.$

3. Predicting blue-eyed students with the trend

If we assume the ratio of blue-eyed students remains consistent, the percentage of students with blue eyes (from question 1) can be applied to future predictions.

Let me calculate everything.### Solutions:

1. Percent of students with blue eyes:
   About 22.86% of the students have blue eyes.

2. Total number of students:
   There are 35 students surveyed in total.

3. Predicting the number of blue-eyed students in the future: If more students are surveyed and the trend holds, around 22.86% of them would have blue eyes.

Do you have any further questions or would you like more details on any of these answers?

Here are 5 related questions for further exploration:

1. What is the percent of students with gray eyes?
2. How many students do not have blue or gray eyes?
3. If the total number of students increased to 50, how many would likely have brown eyes?
4. What is the difference in percentage between students with brown and green eyes?
5. Can the distribution of eye color be considered uniform or skewed?

Tip: When calculating percentages, always ensure the denominator (total) includes all categories for accuracy.