I need the answers to it please. I'll give 36 points

Mathematics

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nadya68 [22]3 years ago

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1st question

make line plot similar to the second. above 1/6 put 6 x's; above 1/3 put 3 x's; above 1/2 put 6 x's.

average: 1/3

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