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If you look at these six numbers, you can see they range from 98 all the way to 642. Would the best interval to use for this group be 10 or 100? 101, 203, 407, 512, 98, 642
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If you look at these six numbers, you can see they range from 98 all the way to 642. Would the best interval to use for this group be 10 or 100?
101, 203, 407, 512, 98, 642
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