Lucia invited five friends over to celebrate her birthday. She planned a variety of activities for the day, one of them being a scavenger hunt. Lucia and her friends headed to her neighbourhood park to complete the challenge. Equipped with a list of clues, all six friends headed off in different directions to follow the clues to each checkpoint. 

There were 12 different clues and corresponding locations along the scavenger hunt. Every time a participant found a location, there was a bucket full of candy. Participants could take a handful of candy from all 12 stops. 

At the end of the scavenger hunt, they returned to Lucia’s and emptied their bags of candy onto the floor. The friends quickly realized that they did not have an equal distribution of candy in their bags. 

After they dumped their candy on the floor, the friends compared how much candy they collected with the rest of the group.

They found that:

• Chin collected about twice as much candy as Lucia.

• James collected about 1 ½ times as much candy as Lucia, and ¾ as much as Chin.

• Savannah collected about 1/3 as much as James.

• Marquis collected about 1 and 1/3 as much as James.

• Haider collected about three times as much as Savannah.

Create a graphical or visual representation to compare the quantity of candy collected by each participant.