Histogram Practice

Mr. Marrow wants to buy a new camera and researched the cost of different cameras. He organized the prices into the histogram below.

• A. 10 cameras

• B. 30 cameras

• C. 25 cameras

• D. 31 cameras

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Mr. Marrow wants to buy a new camera and researched the cost of different cameras. He organized the prices into the histogram below.

• F. Fifteen cameras cost less than $200.

• G. Sixteen cameras cost at least $401.

• H. Three cameras that cost between $501 and $600.

• J. One camera costs $350.

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The histogram below shows how many state parks each state in the United States has.

• A. The data distribution is symmetrical.

• B. The data distribution is skewed right.

• C. The data distribution is skewed left.

• D. The data distribution has gaps.

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The table shows the high temperature for the month of February. Which table shows all data in a histogram correctly?

• A

• B

• C

• D

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The table shows the high temperatures in the month of February. What statement is true about the histogram?

• There were 2 days with temperatures 80°F or above.

• The data in the histogram is mostly symmetrical.

• There were 6 days with temperatures between 70°F and 75°F.

• There are more days with temperatures below 65°F than days with temperatures above 65°F.

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Janie asked her coworkers how many emails they received one day. She organized her data into the graph below. How many coworkers did Janie survey?

• 5 coworkers

• 15 coworkers

• 13 coworkers

• 20 coworkers

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Janie asked her coworkers how many emails they received one day. She organized her data into the graph below. How many coworkers received 18 or more emails?

• 5 coworkers

• 6 coworkers

• 8 coworkers

• 9 coworkers

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Mrs. Keegan's math class made paper airplanes and measured how far they flew. The class organized the distances into the histogram below. What statement about the histogram is true?

• The distribution of the data is symmetrical, so the mean and median are likely found in the interval 30-40.

• The distribution of the data is asymmetrical, so the mean and median are likely found in the interval 30-40.

• The distribution of the data is symmetrical, so the mean and median are likely found in the interval 10-20.

• The distribution of the data is skewed left, so the mean and median are likely found in the interval 10-20.

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Mrs. Keegan's math class made paper airplanes and measured how far they flew. The class organized the distances into the histogram below. What fraction of students threw their paper airplanes at least 40 feet?

• 1/7

• 7/28

• 3/14

• 11/28

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Coach Tyler organized his student's mile times into the histogram below. What statement about the histogram is NOT true?

• There are 32 students represented in the histogram.

• More students ran 9 minutes or slower than students who ran faster than 7 minutes.

• The number of students who ran faster than 6 minutes is the same as students who ran 10 minutes or slower.

• 37.5% of the students ran 9 minutes or slower.

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