Question

which dot plot shows three tv’s in two houses?
how many tv’s are in your house?
0 1 2 3 4
how many tv’s are in your house?
0 1 2 3 4
how many tv’s are in your house?

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the first dot plot

Check the number of dots at the "3" category. In the first plot, the number of dots above "3" is 2? Wait, no, let's re - examine. Wait, the question is about three TVs in two houses. Wait, no, the x - axis is the number of TVs per house. So we need to find the dot plot where the number of dots (houses) with 3 TVs is 2.
Looking at the first dot plot: For the value 3 on the x - axis, count the dots. Let's see, the first dot plot (top one): at x = 3, there are 2 dots? Wait, no, the second dot plot (middle one): at x = 3, how many dots? Wait, maybe I misread. Wait, the problem is "three TV's in two houses" means that there are two houses with 3 TVs. So we need to find the dot plot where the number of dots above 3 is 2.
Looking at the second dot plot (the middle one among the three, but in the given image, there are two main dot plots? Wait, the user's image has two dot plots (the first and the second, with the third partially visible). Wait, the first dot plot (top) has at x = 3, two dots? Wait, no, the second dot plot (middle) has at x = 3, three dots? Wait, no, let's re - express.
Wait, the first dot plot (top):

• x = 0: 1 dot
• x = 1: 2 dots
• x = 2: 3 dots
• x = 3: 2 dots
• x = 4: 1 dot

The second dot plot (middle):

• x = 0: 1 dot
• x = 1: 2 dots
• x = 2: 2 dots
• x = 3: 3 dots
• x = 4: 1 dot

Wait, no, the problem is "three TV's in two houses" – meaning two houses have 3 TVs. So we need the dot plot where the number of dots (houses) with 3 TVs is 2. So in the first dot plot (top), at x = 3, there are 2 dots. In the second dot plot (middle), at x = 3, there are 3 dots. So the first dot plot (the top one) has two houses with 3 TVs.

Step2: Confirm the correct dot plot

We need to identify the dot plot where the number of dots (representing houses) at the "3" (number of TVs) position is 2. The first dot plot (the top - most one in the image) has 2 dots above the "3" on the x - axis, which means two houses have 3 TVs.

Answer:

The top dot plot (the first one with the label "How Many TV's Are in Your House?" at the top)