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Okay sy mash shmoop uppers We've got a chart here

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for your number of siblings per student Wow the brady

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bunch is way out here all right miss tring when

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surveyed his students about their families the line plot above

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shows how many students have a given number of siblings

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Based on this information which of the following statements is

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balls Riri Well a line graph is a lot like

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a bar graph The height of each bar represents the

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number of observations that fall into a given category The

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only difference is that we count the number of exes

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instead of reading the height from a vertical scale Well

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here there are five x is about three self Five

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students have three siblings right So a is false If

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there are four students with three siblings will know it

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Sze wrong number there so is wrong We might trip

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on his choice if we'd switch the meaning of the

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lines and the exes There are three exes above four

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which means that three students have four siblings not the

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other way around So anyway whatever it's a more shmoop

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