100 points if modal and mode is explained and linked to part B
Scott wishes to make a line plot of the heights in inches for a basketball team. The heights are listed below. Use the drop-down menus to make the statements below true. 74 79 78 79 82 73 82 84 80 84 74 76 69 78 81 Part A The least value in the data set is , and the greatest value in the data set is . Part B In a frequency table of this data, the data values with the greatest frequency are

A. Least: 69; Greatest: 84

B. 74, 79, 78, 82, and 84

Step-by-step explanation:

A.

We want to find the least value in the data set, which will be the smallest number. Look at all the given values:

74   79   78   79   82   73   82   84   80   84   74   76   69   78   81

It looks like 69 is the only number in the 60s, which is the smallest range, so we know that 69 is the least value.

We also want to find the greatest value, which will be the largest number. Look at the given values again:

74   79   78   79   82   73   82   84   80   84   74   76   69   78   81

We see that the largest number must be in the 80s, and it turns out to that 84 is the greatest value.

B.

We want to find the data values with the greatest frequency. This basically just means which numbers appear the most number of times. Let's count for each number:

74: two times

79: two times

78: two times

82: two times

73: one time

84: two times

80: one time

76: one time

69: one time

81: one time

We see that the most number of times a number appears is 2, but there are many numbers that appear 2 times: 74, 79, 78, 82, and 84. All of these are the data values with the greatest frequency.

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