Ms. Jones created a graph of her students’ scores on their most recent multiple-choice quiz. Use the histogram to describe the average multiple-choice score. This image displays a histogram illustrating the distribution of multiple choice scores for a group of students.**X-Axis: Multiple Choice Score**- The scores range from 11 to 24.**Y-Axis: Number of Students**- The number of students ranges from 0 to 5.**Bar Heights:**- Score 11: 1 student- Score 12: 1 student- Score 13: 1 student- Score 14: 3 students- Score 15: 5 students- Score 16: 3 students- Score 17: 4 students- Score 18: 1 student- Score 19: 3 students- Score 20: 1 student- Score 21: 1 student- Score 22: 1 student- Score 23: 1 student**Description:**The histogram shows that the most frequent scores are 15 and 17. The data suggests a concentration of student scores around the middle range of 14 to 19, with scores tapering off towards the lower and higher ends. The highest peak at five students is observed at the score of 15.

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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