Question

a little help here guys?

Answer 1

im not good at histograms sorry

Answer 2

@kewlgeek555 @katlin95 little help?

Answer 3

Think about the intervals...the outliers. c;

Answer 4

state B has out-liers but state a doesn't?

Answer 5

And how would that affect the sexiness [look] of the histogram?

Answer 6

-_-
well it would looks weird...

Answer 7

Ermahgod, I would have to go. Remember that histograms have number intervals, and B would have an extra interval because of that outlier

Answer 8

ohh i think i understand...

Answer 9

@agent0smith @Destinymasha @ranga

Answer 10

Remember a histogram is just a wider bar graph. So whats the difference between each state? Look at their intervals; State A: whats the smallest number and the largest number? Same with State B.

Answer 11

i still don't really get it.

Answer 12

Ok look at the numbers what is the smallest number and what is the biggest number? For each state. For State A, its smallest number is 34 and the biggest is 38. Now you try state B.

Answer 13

State A:
smallest:34
Biggest: 38

State B:
smallest:22
Biggest: 65

Answer 14

I would say this:
State a's data is a different shape, center and spread because most of the data is around each other...State B's data has a few outliers also.