Question

Can some one help me with these two math problems?




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Answer 1

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Answer 2

Its not porn dumb a**

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Answer 3

And then I see that you delete you comment.... WOW

Answer 4

any ideas where to start?

Answer 5

No not really...

Answer 6

do you see the table off to the right?

Answer 7

yeahh

Answer 8

ok, in part a) they want you to make a histogram of everyone who has a video game system

Answer 9

So your first task is to add the values in the first two rows

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so for instance, in the 13 yr old group, there are 12 who have home video games and 5 who have portable video games, so there are 12+5 = 17 thirteen yr olds who have either one

Answer 11

do this for the other ages

Answer 12

let me know what you get

Answer 13

How would i make the graph?

Answer 14

Draw a horizontal line. Then write the ages under the line and give the numbers a bit of space.

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Then draw a line that is at a right angle to this horizontal line and place it off to the very far left

Answer 16

This will mark the frequencies. For each age, you'll be drawing a rectangle where the height represents how frequent you see that age

Answer 17

For example, we count 17 thirteen yr olds, so we have something like this

Answer 18

I couldn't squeeze it in, but there should be a 17 off to the left of that vertical line that's on the very left

Answer 19

Okaaay i have part a so now what for part b?

Answer 20

well keep in mind that you do this for each age

Answer 21

Thats not what my teacher said....

Answer 22

oh, hmm guess the text is off

Answer 23

Well I dont know thats why im so confused

Answer 24

did you see how I got that drawing above?

Answer 25

Yeah okay I got it now, so what do i do for part b?

Answer 26

you combine the ages any way you want to, so instead of having individual bars for each age, you have bars for 13-14, 15-16, 17-18 for example

Answer 27

that frees up some room

Answer 28

Okay what about D?

Answer 29

hmm I'd say a histogram is very useful for displaying lots of data since you can figure out the mean, median, and mode (and the basic shape of how everything is spread out)

Answer 30

Okay now for E?

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Step 1) Add up all the numbers in the table (don't add the ages 13 through 18; just the numbers below that row)

What do you get when you add up these numbers?

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All of them Home Portable and non gamers?

Answer 33

yes all three rows

Answer 34

250

Answer 35

good, I'm getting that too