1which type of data is best represented using a line plot?
a data that changes over time
b data that is spread out over a large range of numbers
c frequency data that can be plotted under categorical headings
d frequency data that can be plotted on a number line
2 the graph shows the number of chapters sarah read in a book each day of a week.
which statements are true? check all that apply.
a sarah read twice as many chapters wednesday as monday.
b sarah read twice as many chapters sunday as tuesday.
c sarah read more than four chapters on two days.
d the most chapters sarah read on one day is five.
e sarah read fewer than two chapters on three days.
f sarah read at least three chapters on four days.
g the total number of chapters sarah read on the weekend was more than the total number she read on the weekdays.
h the total number of chapters sarah read on the weekend was the same as the total number she read on the weekdays.

#1) D frequency data that can be plotted on a number line ; #2) A Sarah read twice as many chapters Wednesday as Monday, C Sarah read more than four chapters on two days, F Sarah read at least three chapters on four days, and H The total number of chapters Sarah read on the weekend was the same as the total number she read on the weekdays.

Step-by-step explanation:

#1) A line plot shows the frequencies of data.  It is displayed over a number line; this makes the best choice for the answer "frequency data that can be plotted on a number line."

#2) We can see that Sarah read 2 chapters on Wednesday and 1 chapter on Monday.  This is twice as many chapters.

She read more than 4 chapters on both Saturday and Sunday.

She read 3 or more chapters on Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

The total number of chapters she read on the weekend was 5+6 = 11.  The total number of chapters she read on the weekdays was 1+3+2+2+3 = 11.  These are the same.

To answer the question for the graph and all that apply.

1,3,6,8 or I could say  A,C,F,H

both ways are correct on ed

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probably the last option

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