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    The students collected data on the colors of M&Ms in a bag, finding 16 blue, 8 brown, 14 green, 12 orange, 12 red, and 5 yellow, for a total of 67 M&Ms. They compared their data to data collected in Atlanta and found similarities like both having 8 brown and 12 orange M&Ms, though Atlanta's total was one more, and differences like having different amounts for each color except brown and orange.

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    The students collected data on the colors of M&Ms in a bag, finding 16 blue, 8 brown, 14 green, 12 orange, 12 red, and 5 yellow, for a total of 67 M&Ms. They compared their data to data collected in Atlanta and found similarities like both having 8 brown and 12 orange M&Ms, though Atlanta's total was one more, and differences like having different amounts for each color except brown and orange.

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    The students collected data on the colors of M&Ms in a bag, finding 16 blue, 8 brown, 14 green, 12 orange, 12 red, and 5 yellow, for a total of 67 M&Ms. They compared their data to data collected in Atlanta and found similarities like both having 8 brown and 12 orange M&Ms, though Atlanta's total was one more, and differences like having different amounts for each color except brown and orange.

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    Natasha Bolatgiran & Yainis Ynoa.

    Gathering and comparing data: The data we’ve collected from the bag of M&Ms
    was as follows:
    Blue: 16
    Brown: 8
    Green: 14
    Orange: 12
    Red: 12
    Yellow: 5
    We’ve come to see that we have similarities and differences with other city’s data.
    For example, In Atlanta, We both have 8 brown M&M’s & 12 orange M&Ms, The total
    of Atlanta’ M&Ms has one more than us (68 and we have 67), Our ranges are both
    rounded to 11 and All our numbers are composite except for one (From each data
    table). So basically the differences is that we both have different amounts for each
    colors except for Brown and Orange.

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