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3K Analyze Histograms

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Question 1

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This histogram shows the algebra test scores of some students. Use the histogram to analyze the data.
Mark all that apply.

Only 1 student scored less than 50% on the test.

This histogram represents data from exactly 20 students.

A score between 70-80% was the most common score.

All students scored between 30 and 90%.

Question 2

2.

This histogram shows how far the students live from the school. Use the histogram to analyze the data.
Mark all that apply.

The graph includes 24 data values. 

All students live within 10 miles of the school.

25% of students live more than 6 miles away from school.

5 students live within 2 miles of school.

The shape of the distribution is skewed left.

Question 3

3.

These graphs show the test scores for two different class periods. Use the histograms to help you analyze the data.
Mark all that apply.

Period 5 had more students take the test.

Period 6 had more students take the test.

Period 5 had an outlier.

Period 6 had an outlier.

During 5th period, 25% of the students earned less than 70% on the test. 

Period 6 had more students score between 90-100%.

Question 4

4.

Which of the following are accurate descriptions of the data?
Mark all that apply.

The distribution has an outlier.

There is a peak between 40-44 points.

Theres is a gap between 5-19 points.

The data is skewed right. 

There is a cluster at 0-4 points. 

Each interval has 4 numbers in it.