A line plot could be used as a data display for the distribution of test scores in math class. true or false

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A line plot can be used as a data display for the distribution of test scores in math class. Thus, the option to choose is <u>TRUE</u>.

A line plot is a graph that shows data as checkmarks or dots across a number line, indicating the frequency of each value.

The test score in the math test will be discrete data with repeating frequencies. The score of every individual will moreover be a whole number.

The line plot, as we know, marks the dots across the number line, indicating frequency.

Thus, the scores in the math test can be displayed using a line plot, by indicating each type of mark on the line, and dots above those marks for the number of times the same marks occur.

Thus, the option to choose is <u>true</u>.

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