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Mathematics, 06.11.2019 21:31 almendares55

Penelope is doing research for the city on car speeds on a local neighborhood street. she wants to provide her city council a summary of the speeds cars travel down the street so they may consider changing the speed limit. the council would also benefit from knowing the mean, median and mode of those speeds. below is the box-and-whisker plot she designed. explain, using complete sentences wether or not this is the most appropriate format for representing this data. if not, explain which format should she have been using.


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