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3 years ago

How can a frequency table or histogram help you organize and analyze data?

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Frequency tables and histograms take your nonstop estimations and spot them into scopes of qualities known as receptacles.

Len [333]3 years ago

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Answer:

$\red{{\sf{NONSENSE=}}}$

$\blue{{\sf{REPORT}}}$

$\color {red}{•}\color {orange}{•}\color {yellow}{•}\color {lime}{•}\color {green}{•}\color {cyan}{•}\color {aquamarine}{•}\color {indigo}{•}\color {blue}{•}\color {violet}{•}\color {blueviolet}{•}\color {pink}{•}\color {magenta}{•} \color {brown}{•}\color {gray}{•}\color {black}{•}$

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