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4 years ago

is a stem and leaf plot or a bar graph appropriate to display the number of students at three schools? explain your choice

Mathematics

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Alex17521 [72]4 years ago

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Double bar graph will be the answer

Dominik [7]4 years ago

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Bar graph because a stem and leaf plot is used when there are big numbers and also when there is a lot of numbers. It CANNOT be used for comparing different data.

Bar graphs are used to compare data. To be more specific, you should use a double bar graph because:

Double bar graphs have 2 or more bars for compariong
Bar graphs are usually used to show length

Answer: Double bar graph (bar graph)

Hope this helps :)

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