The histogram shows the number of children that each member of the soccer team will bring to the party.
On the left side of the histogram, the observed frequencies indicate the number of members of the soccer team.
And at the bottom of the histogram is shown the number of children each member will bring.
• The first bar indicates that, 4 members, of the soccer team will bring ,no children.
• The second bar indicates that, 3 members, of the soccer team will bring, 1 child.
• The third bar indicates that ,5 members, of the soccer team will bring ,2 children.
• The fourth bar indicates that ,2 members, of the soccer team will bring ,3 children.
• There is a, blank spot in the histogram,, this indicates that ,none of the team members, will bring ,4 children.
• And the final bar indicates that ,1 member ,of the soccer team will bring ,5 children.
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1. Looking at the histogram we can determine that 3 members of the soccer team will bring 1 child to the party.
2. As mentioned above, there are no members of the team that will bring 4 children to the party.
3. The biggest number of children that any team member will bring to the party is indicated by the last bar. It is 5 children.
4. "more than two children" indicates that the team members can bring 3, 4 or 5 children.
The number of team members that will bring 3 children is 2.
There are no team members that will 4 children.
There is 1 team member that will bring 5 children to the party.
Add the total of team members that will bring 3, 4 or 5 children:
This means that 3 team members will bring more than two children to the party.