I need help! I can't seem to even attempt to answer these questions. I've been staring at the page for at least an hour trying to figure out what to do.

You take a survey of 250 people ages 13-18 and ask whether they have a home gaming system, a portable gaming system or no gaming system. The results are in a table that will be attached.
A. Make a histogram that represents the number of students who have gaming systems either home or portable.
B. What is another way you could have drawn the histogram in part A. Explain
C. Display some or all of the data using a different representation.

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I need help! I can't seem to even attempt to answer these questions. I've been staring at the page for at least an hour trying to figure out what to do.

You take a survey of 250 people ages 13-18 and ask whether they have a home gaming system, a portable gaming system or no gaming system. The results are in a table that will be attached.
A. Make a histogram that represents the number of students who have gaming systems either home or portable.
B. What is another way you could have drawn the histogram in part A. Explain
C. Display some or all of the data using a different representation.

anonymous · Answer

cont.

If a person needed to know as much specific data as possible, what kind of data display would you show a person? Why?

E. What is the experimental probability that the next person you survey does NOT have a gaming system.