One method is to count all of the values that are between 15 and 19. Those values are highlighted in the diagram below. There are 5 values marked.
An alternative method is to note there are 19 values total. The items in the given table add to 5+2+1+2+4 = 14, so there must be 19-14 = 5 items missing to completely fill out the table.
There are two ways you can solve this. First is to just count all the numbers in the list given that are within the range 15-19. This is an inclusive range meaning the numbers 15 and 19 are a part of it. The second method is to count how many numbers are in the list given and count all the numbers that have already been put on the table. There are 19 total numbers, and 14 have already been counted. If you subtract you are left with 5 numbers that are within the range. So the answer is 5.
