Here is a list of the highest and lowest elevation on each continent. highest point (m)
lowest point (m)
Europe
4,810
-28
Asia
8,848
-427
Africa
5,895
-155
Australia
4,884
-15
North America
6,198
-86
South America
6,960
-105
Antarctica
4,892
-50
1. Which continent has the largest difference in elevation? The smallest?
2. Make a display (dot plot, box plot, or histogram) of the data set and explain why you
chose that type of display to represent this data set.
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