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Chapter 2: Q. 2.73 (page 69)

Construct a dot plot for the given data.

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The dot plot is:

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Given Information

The data is given as:

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Explanation

A dot is placed above the relevant number on the number line for every piece of data in a dot plot. Make a number line to plot a dot plot.

A dot is placed above the matching number on the number line for each set of data.

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