Dot Plots & Frequency Tables (4.9A)

Greg made a table showing the number of baskets he made during 15 basketball practices.

If Greg were to make a frequency table from this data, what number would he use to show the number of times he made 14 baskets?

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Mrs. Thompson counted the number of books that students in her class checked out from the library. She wants to make a dot plot to represent the data. How many dots will she place above the number 3?

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Ellen is training to run a marathon. She made a table to show how many miles she runs each day she trains.

Ellen made a frequency table from this data. Which mileage will have the greatest frequency?

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Mrs. Sanders gave her students a puzzle to solve. She made a dot plot to show the number of minutes it took for her students to solve the puzzle. How many students solved the puzzle in less than 15 minutes?

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There are half as many 11th grade students in the band as there are 9th grade students. How many 11th grade students are in the band?

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How many students have a shoe size bigger than 8?

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How many more 9th grade students are in the band than 10th grade students?

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Hector recorded the time he spent watering his yard each day. He wants to make a dot plot to represent the times he recorded. Which shows the way Hector should label the times on the number line?

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Lacy made a table to show the number of miles she walked.

If Lacy were to make a frequency table from this data, what number would she use to show the number of times she walked ¹/₂ mile?

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What number represents the time that the greatest number of students solved the puzzle?

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