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    The document provides instructions and questions about a stem-and-leaf plot representing the ages of students' siblings. The stem-and-leaf plot shows that most siblings were between 10 and 12 years old, with only one sibling over 20 years old. The oldest sibling was 22 years old. The document asks questions about interpreting details from the stem-and-leaf plot such as the age of the fifth youngest sibling or how many total siblings there were. It also asks how to modify the plot if one sibling's age was reported incorrectly.

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    The document provides instructions and questions about a stem-and-leaf plot representing the ages of students' siblings. The stem-and-leaf plot shows that most siblings were between 10 and 12 years old, with only one sibling over 20 years old. The oldest sibling was 22 years old. The document asks questions about interpreting details from the stem-and-leaf plot such as the age of the fifth youngest sibling or how many total siblings there were. It also asks how to modify the plot if one sibling's age was reported incorrectly.

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    The document provides instructions and questions about a stem-and-leaf plot representing the ages of students' siblings. The stem-and-leaf plot shows that most siblings were between 10 and 12 years old, with only one sibling over 20 years old. The oldest sibling was 22 years old. The document asks questions about interpreting details from the stem-and-leaf plot such as the age of the fifth youngest sibling or how many total siblings there were. It also asks how to modify the plot if one sibling's age was reported incorrectly.

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    The document provides instructions and questions about a stem-and-leaf plot representing the ages of students' siblings. The stem-and-leaf plot shows that most siblings were between 10 and 12 years old, with only one sibling over 20 years old. The oldest sibling was 22 years old. The document asks questions about interpreting details from the stem-and-leaf plot such as the age of the fifth youngest sibling or how many total siblings there were. It also asks how to modify the plot if one sibling's age was reported incorrectly.

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    Stem-and-leaf plots

    READING STEM-AND-LEAF PLOTS

    The ages of students’ siblings (brothers and sisters) for a class are represented in this stem-and-leaf plot.

    Stem Leaf
    0 1 5 7 9
    1 0 1 1 2 3 5 6 6 7 7 8 9
    2 2 3 6

    1 What age group were most siblings in? ______________________________________________

    2 Only _______ siblings were older than twenty years.

    3 The oldest sibling was _______ years old.

    4 How old was the fifth youngest sibling? _______

    5 One student has twin sisters. How old were they? (Give all possible answers.)

    _______________________________________________________________________________

    6 The total number of siblings was _______.

    7 The students surveyed were all 14 years old. The number of younger siblings was _______.

    8 If the siblings were all arranged in order of age, how old would the middle person be? _______

    9 One student realised that they made a mistake. Their older brother turned 20 last week and she had
    forgotten about his birthday. Make changes to the stem-and-leaf plot to correct for the error.

    Stem Leaf
    0
    1
    2

    10 Explain why you cannot tell from this data how many students were in the class.

    _______________________________________________________________________________

    _______________________________________________________________________________

    _______________________________________________________________________________

    _______________________________________________________________________________

    © 2018 HOTmaths Pty Ltd Early Secondary - Collecting & displaying data

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