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The mode is 8-10

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But it takes 8 to 10 minutes for everyone to run.

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There are no outliers

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8 to 10 is the mod

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Idk how to do math but one of the sides are shorter than the other

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It looks like it’s between 4 and 6 minutes to run a mile.

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The ones on the side are shorter

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The range is 8-16 for the miles

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8-16

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The mode would be 8-10 miles ran

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I think the mode isis 10-12😜Riannon😜

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the range is 8-16

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The mode is 8-10

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The mode is 8-10 minutes

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The mode is 8-10

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The mode 10-12

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Second mode is 10-12

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The mode 8-10

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The graph goes from 2 minutes all the way up to 16 minutes

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there is no outliers.

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The mode is 8-10

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The range is 4-16.

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umm the thingy is 8-10 i was just reading ppls

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4-6 is the lowest out of the bars

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There are no outliers

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The mode Is 8-10?

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Mode is 8-10
No outliners

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The mode is 8-10

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The highest bar goes up to 13 because it goes in between 12 and 14

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The mode is 8-10

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The mode is 8-10

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Mode is 8-10 and the highest is about 14 and lowest is 0

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There are no outliners.

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The lowest is between 0 and 2

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8-10

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The mode might be 8-10

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The highest is between 12 and 14

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There are no outliers.

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The mode is 8-10

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The mode might be 8-10

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the mode is 8-10

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In this bar graph there isn’t and outlier.

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The mode is 8-10.

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The mode is 8-10

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Mode is 8-10

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There are no outliers to be seen right now in this point of time

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The outlier is 8 minutes

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the mode is 8-10

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We are measuring how many minutes it takes for someone to run a mile.

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7th graders are more fond in texting per week

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The one on the left is higher 😣😣😣

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🤪7th graders text more then 6th graders a week 🤪🤪

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Seventh grade are texting even more per week

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The mode for the seventh grade is 95-105

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Their are 2 by their self (I forgot what their called)🧡Riannon💛

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10 is the mod

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1  is the mode

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90 text messages is the mode of both graphs

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I notice that seventh grade has less bars but high numbers

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the graph on the right was a a higher raise of bars and the left is some short and some tall. Also Over 30 7th grades and there are between 95 messages on the right.

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The mode for the sixth grade students is 85-95

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The mode for sixth grade text messages is 85-95.

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90 is the mode

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150 has the least

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90 is the mode

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20

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Sixth graders are more spread out

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The mode is 95 to 105

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I noticed 7th graders seem to text more messages then 6th graders

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90 is the mode

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21 is the mode

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I think the mode is 1

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95 for 7th graders

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100 for 7th

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It’s in the middle of 85 and 95 so that means that it’s 90

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90 messags

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90

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Second histogram  have more text messages

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90

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I see that the second graph has more then the first one

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The smallest amount of text messages for 6th graders is I’m guessing 45-55. The least amount for 7th graders is 75-85.

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I saw that 6th graders sent more texts that 7th graders

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The seventh graders have more texts per week than sixth

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I noticed that most 7th graders send 95-105 texts with 10 people sending that much

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Smallest is 0 and 0 or 45 and 45

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Mostly people say 85 to 95

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7th graders send more text

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85-95 6th grade
95-105 7th grade

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There’s 2 outliers in 6th grades graph (45-55 and 145-155)

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in the 6th graders graph has two outliers.

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155 is the. Most

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85——95

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6th graders texted more than 7th (because were drama causers)

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The 6th grade mode is 85-95

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The outliners are 45-55 and 145-155 text messages on the sixth grade graph.

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6th grade mode is 85-95
7th grade mode is 95-105

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There were more people asked in 6th grade then 7th

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85 to 95

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6th grade students are more split up on text messages
7th grade is more together on text messages
6th grade mode is 85-95
7th grade mode is 95-105

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oticed that 6th grade text more then 7th grade