At least 2 and up to 5.
The points are marked between the numbered tick marks which represent whole values.
There are 15 values.
A leaf and stem plot, also known as a stem-and-leaf plot, is a method of displaying quantitative data in a way that maintains the original values while organizing them for easier analysis. In this plot, each data point is split into a "stem," which represents the leading digit(s), and a "leaf," which represents the trailing digit(s). For example, the number 34 would have a stem of 3 and a leaf of 4. This visualization helps in identifying the shape of the data distribution and allows for quick access to the actual data values.
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If you have between about 15 and 50 pieces of data, a stem-and-leaf plot is not tedious to make and will illustrate the distribution of the values. Once you have made a stem-and-leaf plot, it is easy to locate the median.
The points are marked between the numbered tick marks which represent whole values.
It is the part of a chart that shows the actual data, such as where bars are in a bar chart or lines in a line chart. The plot area does not include things like the titles or the legend.
There are 15 values.
It is the part of a chart that shows the actual data, such as where bars are in a bar chart or lines in a line chart. The plot area does not include things like the titles or the legend.
They can preserve individual data values.
A scatter plot or scattergraph is a type of mathematical diagram using Cartesian coordinates to display values for two variables for a set of data.
contains graphical representation of values in data series
it is simply another way to plot data and look at the distribution. It is similar to a histogram except the leaves are horizontal instead of vertical. The advantage is in a stem and leaf plot you have listed all the values, unlike a histogram which gives you a range of values the data fall into.
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If you have between about 15 and 50 pieces of data, a stem-and-leaf plot is not tedious to make and will illustrate the distribution of the values. Once you have made a stem-and-leaf plot, it is easy to locate the median.
The box plot uses the minimum, lower quartile, median, upper quartile and maximum. The questioner has not provided the data which would enable their values to be calculated.
it is simply another way to plot data and look at the distribution. It is similar to a histogram except the leaves are horizontal instead of vertical. The advantage is in a stem and leaf plot you have listed all the values, unlike a histogram which gives you a range of values the data fall into.