This back-to-back plot compares the number of home runs for baseball teams in the American League vs the National League at midseason, 1999.

Home runs

American League National League
7 I 5 I
I 6 I
9 I 7 I 17
7554 I 8 I 5678
2 I 9 I 01259
3321 I 10 I 13
83 I 11 I 126
I 12 I
I 13 I
9 I14 I

Question

This back-to-back plot compares the number of home runs for baseball teams in the American League vs the National League at midseason, 1999. 

Home runs

    American League      National League
                            7 I 5 I 
                               I 6 I
                            9 I 7 I 17
                      7554 I 8 I 5678
                            2 I 9 I 01259 
                      3321 I 10 I 13
                          83 I 11 I 126
                               I 12 I 
                               I 13 I 
                           9 I14 I

hockeychick23 · Answer

True or false: Among the numbers of home runs made by the National League teams, the greatest frequency is in the 90s; overall (considering both leagues) the greatest frequency is in the 80s.

hockeychick23 · Answer

@jim_thompson5910

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

i believe its true

jim_thompson5910 · Answer

your thoughts hockeychick23?

hockeychick23 · Answer

I think its true

some.random.cool.kid · Answer

yes i believe so too what do you think @jim_thompson5910

jim_thompson5910 · Answer

yeah it looks like we have 5 teams in the 90s for the NL (national league)
and we have 4 teams in the 80s for the AL (american league)

there are 4 teams in the 100s for AL, but overall things seem to be centered in the 80s somewhere

hockeychick23 · Answer

yea i saw the frequency of 5 for the national league in the 90s which is why it made me think it was true