Mathematics, 05.06.2020 23:06 sarabell5326
Cody wants to compare how students in two grades use the school library. For one week, he
records the number of books taken out each day. Which statement is likely to be true, based
on Cody's sample?
BOOKS TAKEN OUT OF THE SCHOOL LIBRARY
Monday Tuesday
7th Grade
6 books
6 books
Wednesday Thursday Friday
7 books 11 books 5 books
10 books 10 books 16 books
8th Grade
4 books
5 books
On average, 8th graders take out 2 more books a day than 7th graders.
The range of books in the sample is twice as great for 7th graders as compared to 8th graders.
The median number of books in the sample for 7th grade is 7.
8th graders take out fewer books than 7th graders.
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