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Given below is a table which shows the yearwise strength of a school. Represent this data by a bar graph.

Year	$2012-13$	$2013-14$	$2014-15$	$2015-16$	$2016-17$
Number of students	$800$	$975$	$1100$	$1400$	$1625$

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