Question

6 multiple choice 1 point this graph plots the number of siblings per student in a class. which conclusion is correct? students number of siblings three students have one sibling the most common number of siblings is one the surveyed class has six students there are more students with three siblings than students with two siblings

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze each option

• Option 1: Count the number of dots at \(1\) (one sibling). There are \(6\) dots, not \(3\).
• Option 2: The number of dots at \(1\) (one sibling) is the highest (\(6\) dots).
• Option 3: Count all dots. \(4 + 6+3 + 1=14\) students, not \(6\).
• Option 4: There are \(3\) dots at \(2\) (two siblings) and \(1\) dot at \(3\) (three siblings). So, more students have two siblings than three.

Answer:

The most common number of siblings is one.