Answer:
Group by buckets and use that information to make your histogram.
Step-by-step explanation:
When you make a histogram you need to group elements into buckets, and out of those buckets make your histograms. You could for example take the mean or the median of groups and out of that information make the histogram. That is your decision.
For example that you have
JM 85
JM 73
so the mean between 85 and 73 is 79 , so in your histogram the height of JM would be 79.
To summarize, you group by buckets and use that information to make your histogram.
Ok so if you only want to watch four movies in the next two weeks the movie rentals is cheaper.
total cost for renting: 1 movie is 3.99
4 movies is 15.96
the movie pass is 20... you only want to watch 4 so the extra is wasted money
.. so finally rentals are cheaper
The only statements that is true about the information on the table are:
- The ratio of students who wish they had flight to those who wish for invisibility -Ratio 2:3. All other statements/ratios are false/incorrect.
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How do we get the ratio of students who wish they had flight to those who wish for invisibility?</h3>
Ratio is simple math.
The number of people who wish for invisibility are: 12 ; while
The number of people who wish for flight are: 8
Thus the ratio will be given as:
8/12 further simplified by dividing by 4, we have
(8/4) : (12/4)
= 2:3
Hence, only the last statement is true.
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The answer would be false
If you find the total amount of birds, which is 27... Then you read "Number of Geese to total birds"
15 to 27 or
15/27 or
15:27
