Question

new gym memberships
use the histogram and the drop-down menus to complete the statements.
this histogram has clusters.
the clusters tell us when there is a frequency of new memberships.
the peak in tells us when the new memberships were sold.
the intervals on the graph where there are no bars tell us there were new memberships sold.
options for the last drop - down: higher, interval, lower, zero

Explanation:

• A cluster in a histogram is a group of bars that are close together. In the given histogram, there are two distinct groups of bars (one at the beginning - Jan - April and another from Sept - Dec).
• Clusters in a histogram of new memberships show periods of higher frequency (as the bars are taller in those clusters compared to non - cluster areas).
• The tallest bar (peak) in the first cluster (Jan 1 - 31) indicates the time when the most new memberships were sold.
• When there are no bars in an interval (like June - August), it means there were zero new memberships sold in those intervals.

Answer:

• This histogram has 2 clusters.
• The clusters tell us when there is a higher frequency of new memberships.
• The peak in Jan 1 - 31 tells us when the most new memberships were sold.
• The intervals on the graph where there are no bars tell us there were zero new memberships sold.