To create a percent bar graph for the marbles in the bag, we first need to determine the percentage distribution of the marbles labeled "1" and "2".

Here’s the breakdown:

• There are 5 marbles in total.
• 3 marbles are labeled with a "1".
• 2 marbles are labeled with a "2".

The percentages are calculated as follows:

• Percent of "1" marbles: $\frac{3}{5} \times 100 = 60\%$
• Percent of "2" marbles: $\frac{2}{5} \times 100 = 40\%$

Percent Bar Graph Representation:

The graph will have two segments:

1. A segment for the "1" marbles, which will be 60% of the total bar.
2. A segment for the "2" marbles, which will be 40% of the total bar.

Text-based Visualization:

Marble Distribution:
1: 60% |█████████████████████████|
2: 40% |████████████████|

This is a simple representation where each segment of the bar corresponds to the percentage of marbles labeled "1" and "2".

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Related Questions:

1. How would the graph change if there were 4 marbles labeled "1" and 1 labeled "2"?
2. How can you use a bar graph to represent categorical data in other scenarios?
3. How can you calculate the total number of marbles if a different ratio of "1"s and "2"s was given?
4. What is the difference between a percent bar graph and a pie chart?
5. How do you interpret the visual data from a bar graph in decision-making?

Tip: When creating bar graphs, always make sure the total percentage sums to 100%, as this will ensure the data is accurately represented.