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(a)
To graph: A line plot for the given data is to be drawn.
(a)

Explanation of Solution
Given information: Data of first 20 states were admitted in Union in the following years:
Graph:
Interpretation:
A line plot shows that that maximum number of states admitted in year
(b)
To graph: A frequency distribution for the given data is to be drawn.
(b)

Explanation of Solution
Given information: Data of first 20 states were admitted in Union in the following years:
Graph:
Interval | Tally Marks | Frequency |
1787-1793 | |||| |||| |||| | 15 |
1794-1801 | | | 1 |
1802-1808 | | | 1 |
1809-1815 | | | 1 |
1816-1822 | || | 2 |
Interpretation:
Shows that that the least year is
(a)
To graph: A histogram for the given data is to be drawn.
(a)

Explanation of Solution
Given information: Data of first 20 states were admitted in Union in the following years:
Graph:
Interpretation:
Maximum numbers of states were admitted in year interval
(c)
To graph: A line plot for the given data is to be drawn.
(c)

Explanation of Solution
Given information: Data of ages of adult male passengers on the Mayflower at the time of its departure
Graph:
Interpretation: Out of all age groups, the maximum male adult passengers having age of 38 years have been departure.
(d)
To graph: A frequency distribution for the given data is to be drawn.
(d)

Explanation of Solution
Given information: Data of ages of adult male passengers on the Mayflower at the time of its departure
Graph:
Interval | Tally Marks | Frequency |
18-27 | |||| |||| |||| | | 11 |
28-37 | |||| |||| | 9 |
38-47 | |||| |||| |||| | | 11 |
48-57 | |||| | 5 |
58-67 | | | 1 |
Interpretation: From above distribution we conclude that least age is 18 and greatest age is 64
e)
To graph: A histogram for the given data is to be drawn.
e)

Explanation of Solution
Given information: Data of ages of adult male passengers on the Mayflower at the time of its departure
Graph:
Interpretation: From above we conclude that maximum male adult passengers of age group under
e)
To graph: A histogram for the given data is to be drawn.
e)

Explanation of Solution
Given information: Data of ages of adult male passengers on the Mayflower at the time of its departure
Graph:
Interpretation: From above we conclude that maximum male adult passengers of age group under
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