To make a box and whisker plot, first you write down all of the numbers from least to greatest.
0, 1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10
The median is 4, so that’s the middle line of the plot.
So now we have:
0, 1, 3, [4,] 7, 8, 10
So next we have to find the 1st and 3rd interquartiles..
0, [1,] 3, [4,] 7, [8,] 10
Those are the next 2 points you put on the plot.
Lastly, the upper and lower extremes. These are the highest and lowest numbers in the data.
[0,] 1, 3, 4, 7, 8, [10]
These are the final points on the plot.
To make the box of a box-and-whisker plot, you plot the 3 Medians of the data: 1, 4, and 8, and connect those to make a box that has a line in the middle at 4.
Next, you plot the upper and lower extremes: 0 and 10, by making “whiskers” that connect to the box. So you draw a line from the extremes to the box.
Part A:
There are 25 blocks for the length, and the length of each is 5.5 inches. 5.5x25=137.5
There are 9 blocks for the height, and each is 2.75 inches. 2.75x9=24.75
Since we're trying to find how much longer the length is to the width, we find the difference. 137.5-24.75=112.75
So part A answer is <em><u>112.75 (or 112¾)</u></em>
Part B:
We know the length is 137.5 and the height is 24.75. To find how many times longer the length is, we need to divide to see how many 24.75 can go into 137.5.
137.5÷24.75=5.55
So the answer to part B is <u><em>5.55. Given the context, the answer would probably be 5, because that's how many entire height can fit.</em></u>
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Sorry if it's wrong lol
Answer:
positive 15
Step-by-step explanation:
opposite of negative is positive
The answer to question 3 is 1 person orders chicken and the other 5 had steak dinner.
the way you work this out is you half 6 which is three and then do 3x14 and 3x17
3x14=42
3x17=51
42+51=93
this is too less so you have to do less of the cheaper meal (14) and more of the dearer one (17) so I went to 1x14 and 5x17
1x14=14
5x17=85
14+85=99
add these together and it makes 99
the answer to question 14 is 5 adults and 3 students
to do this you do exactly the same as how you do question 3
You can go to the app Photomath if you want the step of the explanation