Question

the histogram shows the number of morning customers who visited north cafe and south cafe over a one - month period. which prediction is supported by the histogram? the north restaurant can expect to have 10 more morning visitors than the south restaurant. the north restaurant can expect to have 20 fewer morning visitors than the south restaurant. the north restaurant can expect to have the same number of morning visitors as the south restaurant. the north restaurant can expect about 55 morning visitors.

Explanation:

Step1: Count north - restaurant customers

Sum the heights of the blue bars: \(2 + 4+5 + 6+4+2+1 = 24\)

Step2: Count south - restaurant customers

Sum the heights of the orange bars: \(1+2+3+6+4+3+2+1 = 22\)

Step3: Analyze the difference

The north - restaurant has \(24 - 22= 2\) more customers on average. But looking at the overall distribution, we can estimate the number of customers in a month.
The north - restaurant has a total of 24 instances of customer - counts. If we assume these are representative of a month, and considering the range of customers per day, we can see that the north - restaurant can expect about 55 morning visitors (by looking at the mid - range of the data and the frequency of occurrence).

Answer:

The north restaurant can expect about 55 morning visitors.