Draw a bar chart showing the number of participants from Belarus in winter Olympics. For each 5 people, take one cell.

Solution:

To draw the bar chart, we will represent the number of participants from Belarus in winter Olympics. Since each cell represents 5 people, we will divide the number of participants by 5 to determine the number of cells for each bar.

From the table, the number of participants from Belarus in the Pro Olympiad (Winter) is 123.

Number of cells = 123 participants / 5 participants/cell = 24.6 cells. We can round this to 25 cells for simplicity in representation, or indicate a partial cell.

If we consider the Pyeongchang Olympiad as a winter event (though it's usually considered in conjunction with Summer Olympics as a single entity in such contexts, it is listed separately in the image), the number of participants is 32.

Number of cells = 32 participants / 5 participants/cell = 6.4 cells. We can round this to 6 cells.

Bar Chart Representation:

Bar for Pro Olympiad (Winter):

• 123 participants. Each cell represents 5 participants.
• Number of cells = 123 / 5 = 24.6. This bar will extend to approximately 25 cells.

Bar for Pyeongchang Olympiad (Winter):

• 32 participants. Each cell represents 5 participants.
• Number of cells = 32 / 5 = 6.4. This bar will extend to approximately 6 cells.

A visual representation of this bar chart would involve drawing rectangles on a grid where each rectangle's height (or length) is proportional to the number of participants, scaled according to the given rule.

Note: A graphical representation cannot be fully generated in this text-based format. The description above explains how to construct it.