How old were the twins who played in the recital?

Mathematics

1 answer:

inna [77]2 years ago

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To find out how old the twins were that were in the recital you need to be able to interpret a stem and leaf plot. The number of the left gets placed with each number on the right to create a number in the data set. See the key for an example. This means there were 2 people that were 5 years old making them the twins!

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