Question

The following table shows the number of monthly soda cans put into a school soda machine. If the table were converted to a cumulative frequency graph, what would the number be for Month 6?

Answer 1

http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/500f368ae4b009397c675bac Here is another person who asked the same question. Except for month 4. You could probably do the same thing.

Answer 2

Wouldn't it be 225? Because that is the frequency of soda cans.

Answer 3

no i can't they didn't answer it or show how to do it

Answer 4

no

Answer 5

Okay, well, then I don't know how to solve. Sorry. But I am pretty sure it is 225.

Answer 6

thanks anyways

Answer 7

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 8

you add the frequencies for months 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 to get the cumulative value for month 6

Answer 9

aha thanks 1235

Answer 10

yep

Answer 11

want to help me more?

Answer 12

sure, one more

Answer 13

What is the average production for Country C for all three years?

Answer 14

are given the values for the heights of the bars?

Answer 15

what

Answer 16

does it tell you what the frequencies are instead of just showing a graph

Answer 17

for the bars that don't line up with a number, it's hard to say what the actual height is

Answer 18

country C has the red bar that's 25 units high

but the blue and green bars are harder to pinpoint

Answer 19

idk what to do

Answer 20

we'll just have to estimate

Answer 21

the green bar looks like it's 18 units high and the blue bar looks like it's 13 units high

Answer 22

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Answer 23

so you have the values: 25, 18, 13

Answer 24

ok so is it 19?

Answer 25

or 16

Answer 26

add up the values, then divide by 3

Answer 27

18.6

Answer 28

lol i guess its 19 then

Answer 29

yeah roughly 18 or 19, remember we're estimating here

Answer 30

Thanks

Answer 31

you're welcome