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2 years ago

Use desmos to make one histogram for the time played (minutes) and the # of goals scored.

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Shalnov [3]2 years ago

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The format of the desmos that is used to make one histogram showing the time played (minutes) and the # of goals scored is given in the iimaged attached.

<h3>What is histogram?</h3>

This is known to be a kind of graphical depiction that helps one to organizes a set of data points into a given ranges.

Note that the desmos given below can be used to make one histogram for the time played (minutes) and the # of goals scored when you follow the example that is given in the image attached. You can attached the time played and the number of goals by following the image description.

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