The dot plot below shows the hourly rate of some babysitters: A number line is shown from 1 dollar to 7 dollars in increments of 1 dollar for each tick mark. The horizontal axis label is Dollars per Hour. There are 3 dots above 4 dollars, 2 dots above 5 dollars, 4 dots above 6 dollars, and 1 dot above 7 dollars. The title of the line plot is Babysitting Rates. Based on the data shown, how many babysitters surveyed earned $5 or less per hour? (1 point) A. 2 B. 3 C. 5 D. 9
simply count the # of dots above $5 and $6
5 and 6 ? what does that mean ?
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my bad i got a little slow there
lol
its cool
they each combine to 6
because i added both of the numbers
ok guess your answer we caint give direct
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i dont get how that was suposed to help me
you told me to count the dots above 5 and 6 and its 6 all together but theres no answer that says 6 so what do i do now ??
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @ZombieLover simply count the # of dots above $5 and $6 \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\) This would be the incorrect way to solve this,do not copy work directly from old users.
As we can see it says "Based on the data shown, how many babysitters surveyed earned $5 or less per hour? (1 point)" (5 dollars or less than 5 dollars) The only one lower than (5) is the (4) Count the dots on (4) and (5) 4's dots: 3 5's dots: 2 \[2+3=5\] So answer option C.)5 would have been correct.
i did a while ago i just needed to look at the question again thank you tho bro appreate it
np
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