Imagine you surveyed students at your school and asked them how many movies they have watched on TV in the last 12 months. The stem-and-leaf plot below shows the results. Based on this plot, how many students have seen 20 or more movies in the last 12 months? Key: 41 means 11
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The numbers on the left side of the plot are the stems, and the numbers on the right side are the leaves. Each stem represents a range of values, and the leaves represent the individual values within that range. Looking at the plot, we can see that the stem 2 has Show more…
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