The correct statements are the options B)More students watch 3 hours of television than watch more than 3 hours of television, C)All students watch 20 or fewer hours of television each week, and D)The most common answer for the number of hours that a student watches per week was 3.
A. A typical student from this group spends more than 10 hours watching television each week.
- False. The data shows that a large portion of students watch between 3 and 8 hours of TV per week, with the highest concentration around 3 hours. There is no indication that a typical student watches more than 10 hours.
B. More students watch 3 hours of television than watch more than 3 hours of television.
- True. The densest cluster of dots is at the 3-hour mark, indicating that more students watch 3 hours than any other number of hours.
C. All students watch 20 or fewer hours of television each week.
- True. The data range stops at 20 hours, so all students fall within that range.
D. The most common answer for the number of hours that a student watches per week was 3.
- True. As mentioned before, the densest cluster of dots is at the 3-hour mark, suggesting that 3 hours is the most common viewing time.
E. Some students do not watch any TV during the week.
- Cannot be determined from the graph. The data only shows hours watched up to 20, so we cannot say for sure if any students watch 0 hours.