Line Plots

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What is a line plot?

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A line plot is a graph that shows data along a number line, where each data point is represented by an 'X' or a dot.

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How do you read a line plot?

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To read a line plot, look at the number line to see how many 'X's or dots are above each number to understand the frequency of each value.

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What does it mean if a line plot has more 'X's above a number?

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It means that more data points have that value, indicating a higher frequency.

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How can you find the total number of items in a line plot?

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Add up all the 'X's or dots in the line plot to find the total number of items.

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What does it mean if a line plot has no 'X's above a number?

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It means that no data points have that value, indicating a frequency of zero.

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How do you determine the mode from a line plot?

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The mode is the value with the most 'X's or dots above it in the line plot.

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What is the purpose of a line plot?

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The purpose of a line plot is to visually display data to make it easier to see patterns, trends, and frequencies.

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How can you compare two sets of data using line plots?

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You can compare two line plots by looking at the number of 'X's above each value in both plots to see which has higher frequencies.

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What is the difference between a line plot and a bar graph?

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A line plot shows data along a number line with 'X's, while a bar graph uses bars to represent the frequency of different categories.

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How do you find the range of data in a line plot?

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The range is found by subtracting the smallest value from the largest value represented in the line plot.

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