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The following tables (Directory and Orders) show sample order information for a store. Create a join to match CustomerName with OrderDate in one table.

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  1. The file “High school graduation data” includes data on the number and percentage of students graduating by county and state for Tennessee. Create a visualization using Tableau Public  to show the percentage of students graduating from high school from 2014 - 2018 in Shelby County. If unable to visualize in Tableau, please use Excel. Submit a twbx file or Excel file with your visualization.

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  1. The following tables (Directory and Orders) show sample order information for a store. Create a join to match CustomerName with OrderDate in one table.

“Directory”

“Orders”

  1. The following table shows data for TN Ready Science Scores in Tennessee. Data represent the number and percentage of students from 3rd to 8th grade who achieved on-track or mastered scores in science in 2018. Write a SQL query to show the number of students scoring on-track or mastered in Anderson County.

 

“TNReady_Science”

LocationType

Location

TimeFrame

DataFormat

Data

State

Tennessee

2018

Number

170718

State

Tennessee

2018

Percent

0.591

County

Anderson

2018

Number

1887

County

Anderson

2018

Percent

0.61775

County

Bedford

2018

Number

1189

County

Bedford

2018

Percent

0.447

County

Benton

2018

Number

451

County

Benton

2018

Percent

0.705

County

Bledsoe

2018

Number

261

County

Bledsoe

2018

Percent

0.525

County

Blount

2018

Number

3683

County

Blount

2018

Percent

0.77314

County

Bradley

2018

Number

2847

County

Bradley

2018

Percent

0.59962

 

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