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The percentage of this number of snacks grabbed that is greater than 29, as represented by the stem plot is calculated as: A. 16%.
<h3>How to Solve a Stem Plot?</h3>In a stem plot, each data point is represented as a stem and a leaf, for example, 42 is represented as 4 | 2 on the stem plot.
Given the stem plot for the data of the number of bite-size snacks grabbed by 32 students, the number of snacks grabbed that is greater than 29 are: 32, 32, 34, 38, and 42.
This is 5 out of the total number of the students, which is 32.
Thus, the percentage of this number of snacks grabbed that is greater than 29 would be calculated as:
5/32 × 100 = (5 × 100)/32
= 500/32
= 15.625%
Approximated to the nearest tenth, we would have 16%.
Therefore, the percentage of this number of snacks grabbed that is greater than 29, as represented by the stem plot is: A. 16%.
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Starting from what I know (the difference between ribbons), I decided to go from the bottom and work my way up. I then noticed a pattern (each sum was three more of the previous one), and decided to keep my pattern of the three numbers but not have to do any major mental work and instead add three to the previous sum until I got to 38.
