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Several students in ashton's class were randomly selected and asked how many text messages they sent yesterday their answers wer

e 1,0,10,7,13,2,9,15,0,3 how many students were asked? how do you know?

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Flura [38]3 years ago

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Just count each response
they were 10 response therefore 10 students were asked

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