What type of graph is this? Food Expenditures 500 400 300 200 100 Cereals and Meat, poultry, Dairy products Fruits and baked goods fish, eggs veget ables O bar graph O dotplot O histogram stemplot Amount (dollars)

Macmillan Learning Suppose that an international health organization produces neonatal mortality estimates (i.e., neonatal death counts) for 12 randomly selected nations. Identify the median neonatal mortality estimate from the dot plot. Report your answer as a whole number representing thousands of deaths. Median neonatal mortality= 10 15 2-***** 20 thousand deaths 25 35 40 Neonatal deaths (in thousands) 30 45 50 55 60 65

*NOTE** Please see picture of graph attached.    Waiting Times The frequency distribution shows the waiting times (in minutes) for 48 patients at a walk-in medical facility. Construct an ogive for the data.     Class Limits Frequency 11-15 6 16-20 8 21-25 15 26-30 9 31-35 5 36-40 3 41-45 2 Total 48

Interpret the graph shown in the image associated with the averages shown in the table.

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What type of graph is this, and is it displaying Ordinal, Interval, Nominal, or Ratio Data?

On its maiden voyage in 1912, the RMS Titanic struck an iceberg and sank in less than three hours. The table shows survival statistics. Survivors Deceased Women and Children 11 Women and Total Category First Class Second Class Third Class Children Men Men 145 54 119 329 285 24 119 142 417 15 104 105 710 69 214 706 685 1517 899 Crew Total 2223 Source: Statistics of Passengers Rescued and Lost, White Star Momentos 1. Create a graph that lawyers could use to help families of the affected passengers. Explain what type of graph you chose and why. 2. The cruise line released a statement with the headline, "Hundreds of Lives Saved in Titanic Mishap." Create a graph or highlight some data that the cruise line could use to justify this headline. 3. Reflect How do the graphs from steps 1 and 2 show that the way in which you represent information can change people's perceptions? 4. Extend Your Understanding Search the Internet for some examples of data displays that are accurate but misrepresent…

. Death 2010 The January 2012 National Vital StatisticsReport by the Centers for Disease Control and Preventionincluded information on deaths in the United States forthe year 2010. The 4 most common causes-heart disease,cancer, respiratory diseases, and stroke-accounted fornearly 60% of all deaths. What problems do you see withthe graph at the top of the next column?

26 14 30 45 20 21 27 32 40 Age of residents in a neighbourhood 50 9 37 40 36 13 52 10 35 12 36 57 28 51 47 48 42 42 52 1 53 Create a box-and-whisker plot for the data. If you use technology copy and paste the graph into your solutions document. If you prepare it by hand use a ruler and take a clear, well-lit photograph or scan and insert it as an image into your document.