I'm not good at graphing, but desmos.com is an online graphing calculator that works really well.
From the information, the mean temperature for January is most likely lower than the mean temperature for March.
There are a couple of clues to this assumption. First, the max temp is lower for January. Second, the interquartile range is lower in March. With both of these factors, it is safe to assume the mean is lower.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
∠E = 1/2 (mCD - mAB)
<u>Where mCD = 110° and mAB = 30°</u>
∠E = 1/2 (110° - 30°)
∠E = 1/2 (80°)
∠E = 40°
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Hope this helped!
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