Question

i need help plz help

Answer 1

In a histogram of the data in the table, how many bars would be more than 2 units tall?

A frequency table with a column for Pages Read During Summer Vacation and one for Frequency. For zero to forty-nine Pages Read, the Frequency is two. For fifty to ninety-nine Pages Read, the Frequency is one. For one hundred to one hundred forty-nine Pages Read, the Frequency is one. For one hundred fifty to one hundred ninety-nine Pages Read, the Frequency is four. For two hundred to two hundred forty-nine Pages Read, the Frequency is five.

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2

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4

Answer 2

@tootsi123

Answer 3

@MelissaHolmes

Answer 4

oh, goodness... could you post a picture of the table? it would help a lot, thanks

Answer 5

haha ok

Answer 6

http://learn.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_math2/v9/08_PP_34_115.jpg

Answer 7

um.. nevermind?
the link says:
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Answer 8

I will try to understand the description of the graph, though

Answer 9

i think it would be 2? since one bar has 4 and the other has a value of 5? the rest have values of 1 and 2

Answer 10

oh yea ur right

Answer 11

can u help with one more

Answer 12

Luke has a spinner divided into ten equal segments, each with a different color. In fifty spins, he spun yellow ten times. How does this compare to the expected result?

The experiment resulted in 5 more yellows than expected.

The experiment resulted in ten more yellows than expected.

The experiment resulted in 5 fewer yellows than expected.

The experiment resulted in ten fewer yellows than expected.

Answer 13

First: what would the expected be? to find that, you would divide 50 by 10 to get 5/
since yellow spun 10 times, it is 5 more times than expected.
So, that would mean that it is choice A

sorry if i took so long to respond :\