In which of the following ways can the data shown in figure 1 be represented?

The data shown in Figure 1 can be represented in various ways, but the most appropriate ways are a proportional circle or a chloropleth map. A proportional circle graph shows the data as circles with areas proportional to the values they represent. In this case, each circle would represent a country or group of countries and the size of the circle would represent the percentage of the world export commodity they contribute. This type of graph is effective for comparing the contributions of different countries or regions. On the other hand, a chloropleth map shows the data using color-coded regions or countries. Each region is shaded according to the value of the data it represents. In this case, the map would show different shades of color to represent the percentage of the world export commodity contributed by each country or group of countries. Chloropleth maps are useful for displaying data that vary by geographic location.