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Mathematics, 12.05.2021 19:00 122333444469

Tyler asked 10 students at his school how much time in minutes it takes them to get from home to school. Determine if each of these dot plots could represent the data Tyler collected. Explain your reasoning for each dot plot. dot plot: please help on my last quarter and i need to get my math grade up!!!​


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