Question

enter two or more numbers in the table to create a histogram.
data
show histogram.
enter the data to create a histogram and use the drop-down menus to complete the statements.
$ 7 11 8 14 9 9 10 9 10
liv keeps track of how much money she makes every time she babysits.
the peak at drop - down tells us the amount of money liv makes drop - down.
no bar at drop - down means liv never made between drop - down.
$6 - $7
$8 - $9
$10 - $11
$12 - $13
$14 - $15

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the data

First, we count the frequency of each interval. For the interval \(\$8 - \$9\), the number \(8\) appears \(1\) time and \(9\) appears \(4\) times. For the interval \(\$10-\$11\), \(10\) appears \(2\) times and \(11\) appears \(1\) time. For \(\$6 - \$7\), \(7\) appears \(1\) time. For \(\$14-\$15\), \(14\) appears \(1\) time. The interval \(\$8 - \$9\) has the highest frequency.

Step2: Interpret the peak

The peak (highest bar) in a histogram represents the most common (mode - like in terms of intervals) value. So the peak at \(\$8-\$9\) tells us the amount of money Liv makes most often.

Step3: Check for missing bars

Looking at the intervals \(\$6 - \$7\), \(\$8 - \$9\), \(\$10-\$11\), \(\$12 - \$13\), \(\$14-\$15\). Since there is no data in the range of values that would fall into the \(\$12-\$13\) interval (as our data points are \(7,8,9,9,9,9,10,10,11,14\)), no bar at \(\$12 - \$13\) means Liv never made between \(\$12\) and \(\$13\).

Answer:

The peak at \(\boldsymbol{\$8 - \$9}\) tells us the amount of money Liv makes \(\boldsymbol{\text{most often}}\). No bar at \(\boldsymbol{\$12 - \$13}\) means Liv never made between \(\boldsymbol{\$12}\) and \(\boldsymbol{\$13}\).