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    1) Avery had her classmates do sit-ups for 1 minute and recorded the results on a line plot to test her guess that the typical number was 30. 2) The most common number of sit-ups based on the line plot was 38. The spread of the data was 5. 3) Avery's original guess of 30 sit-ups per minute was too low according to the data collected.

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    1) Avery had her classmates do sit-ups for 1 minute and recorded the results on a line plot to test her guess that the typical number was 30. 2) The most common number of sit-ups based on the line plot was 38. The spread of the data was 5. 3) Avery's original guess of 30 sit-ups per minute was too low according to the data collected.

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    4.1.

    4 Practice: Statistical Questions and Data Practice


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    Avery guessed that the typical number of sit-ups her classmates could do was 30 in 1
    minute. Avery tested this idea by recording how many sit-ups each classmate could
    do in 1 minute. She made a line plot of the data.

    1. What is the most common number of sit-ups completed in 1 minute? Explain how
    you used the line plot to identify this number. (3 points)

    It is 38 because it has more situps per minute.

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    2. What is the spread of this data set? (3 points)
    It is 5 .

    3. According to this data set, is Avery's guess of 30 sit-ups per minute too low, too
    high, or about right? Explain. (4 points)

    Avery guess too low.

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