Choosing a Group of Dogs
Josue and Sara both walk dogs during the week. They each walk 10 dogs in the morning and 10 other dogs in the afternoon. Select one of the groups to see how much the dogs in each group weigh. The heavier dogs usually have more energy and want to take longer walks than the smaller dogs.

1. Which dog-walker did you select? Circle one. (1 point)
Josue Sara
Comparing the Morning and Afternoon Groups
2. Create frequency tables to represent the data for the morning and afternoon dogs as two sets of data. Group the weights into classes that range 10 pounds. Add the

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Choosing a Group of Dogs
Josue and Sara both walk dogs during the week. They each walk 10 dogs in the morning and 10 other dogs in the afternoon. Select one of the groups to see how much the dogs in each group weigh. The heavier dogs usually have more energy and want to take longer walks than the smaller dogs.

1. Which dog-walker did you select? Circle one. (1 point)
Josue				Sara
Comparing the Morning and Afternoon Groups
2. Create frequency tables to represent the data for the morning and afternoon dogs as two sets of data. Group the weights into classes that range 10 pounds. Add the