Question 7Make a Conjecture Refer to the histogram. Write a conclusion you can make about the data.Number of SiblingsMost students have □ or fewer siblings. The most common number of siblings is □ or□81∘F Partly su
Q. Question 7Make a Conjecture Refer to the histogram. Write a conclusion you can make about the data.Number of SiblingsMost students have □ or fewer siblings. The most common number of siblings is □ or□81∘F Partly su
Analyze Histogram Data: Step 1: Analyze the histogram data to identify the most common number of siblings.Reasoning: Histograms show the frequency of data points; the highest bar represents the most common value.Calculation: Identify the tallest bar in the histogram.
Determine Student Range: Step 2: Determine the range that includes most of the students.Reasoning: Look for the range where the cumulative frequency of the bars covers the majority of the data.Calculation: Add the frequencies from the histogram starting from the smallest number of siblings until reaching at least 50% of the total.
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