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A regional water management board wants to understand the distribution of water usage among farms in an agricultural district. They have data on the total number of farms and the amount of water each farm consumes annually. Could the graphical tool that plots the cumulative percentage of a population against the cumulative percentage of a resource they hold be used in this situation? Briefly explain your reasoning.
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