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_[blank]_ show the distribution and frequency for a set of values. _[blank]_ is how the values are spread out or grouped, and _[

blank]_ is how often a value occurs in a set of numbers.

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snow_lady [41]3 years ago

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I think it's histograms for the first blank; distribution for the second blank; frequency for the third and final blank.

Hope this helps please let me know if I'm wrong :)))

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