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1 year ago

The coach of a college basketball team categorizes the number of points

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A graph is a way to represent a lot of data in a visual format. thus the number of games in the category 51-57 are 3.

<h3>What is a graph?</h3>

A graph is a way to represent a lot of data in such a visual format that it is easy for the user to understand the complete information in one go. the line of the graph is a function that follows the graph.

The categories and the data points can be arranged as;

51 - 57 = 51, 56, 55

58 - 64 = 63, 59, 60, 64

65 – 71 = 70, 67

72 or more = 75

Therefore, the number of games in the category 51-57 are 3.

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