Mr. Sanders teaches a painting class. He makes the histogram below to summarize the number of paintings each student has completed since the class began. Mr. Sanders says that the histogram shows that 1/3 of the students have finished 12 or more paintings.

Mr Sanders likely found that 1/3 of students have completed 12 or more paintings because there are 6 bars on the histogram, and 2 of the bars represent students with 12 or more completed paintings. The actual fraction of the students who have completed 12 or more paintings is 4/19.

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There are 19 students in Mr Sanders's class. There are 6 bars on that histogram. He most likely thought that since the 2/6 is equal to 1/3, 1/3 of his students completed 12 or more paintings. That is not the case. Two-sixths/one-third isn't even a whole number. The other options are 2/3, 4/19, and 4/17. Two-thirds and four-seventeenths are not whole numbers as well. So that leaves 4/19. Four-nineteenths is actually equal to the whole number 4. We must put 4/19 as our answer because there are no such things as partial students...

yeah and the opposite of cheating is studying ( you should try it some time)

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people grow faster than other people.

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should you really be posting this isn't math boi.