Living Arrangements of Elderly in 1990 600% 400% 300% 200% 100% Alone With With Other with Spouse Relatives NonRelatives II Living Arrangements of Elderly in 1990 800% 600% 40% 200% OD% Alone With With Other with Spouse Relatives NonRelatives III Living Arrangements of Elderly in 1990 350% 30D% 250% 200% 150% 100% 50% Alone With With Other With Spouse Relatives NonRelativesYou have no doubt seen a circle graph or pie chart many times. A circle graph is similar to a relative frequency plot - it shows the percentages of observations. The following graph shows the distribution of living arrangements of elderly people in the United States in 1990. Each \"slice" of the pie represents the percentage of elderly people in a particular type of living arrangement. Choose the relative frequency graph most similar to the pie chart displayed below. [\"5de Eldayl'wll 2'8 silent Imh Spots: u lath 0hr Naive: ninth Nmahtixs IV Living Arrangements of Elderly in 1990 DOX Alone with With Other with Spouse Relatives NonRelatives V Living Arrangements of Elderly in 1990 600% 500% 400% 300% 200% 100% Alone With With Other with Spouse Relatives NonRelatives