Question

The regional manager of a chain of department stores created the following stem-and-leaf plot showing the number of pairs of boots at each of the stores:

I 0 I
I 1 I 7 8
I 2 I 0 5 8
I 3 I 4 4 7 8
I 4 I 0
I 5 I
I 6 I

Key: 1 I 7 = 17 pairs of boots

How many department stores have more than 60 pairs of boots?

Can someone help me? I don't even know what a stem and leaf plot is!

Answer 1

did you try google? Many examples available.

And it's hard to believe that this problem was assigned if you haven't yet covered the topic ...

Answer 2

17

Answer 3

The answer is 0. I was confused at first when it said that 7=17 and I thought that I had to do some weird subtracting and stuff to get what 4 was and the rest but apparently you only use 7 as 17 then just add the other numbers to 17 lol I don't know if that made any sense but yeaaa

Answer 4

40

Answer 5

the answer is 10

Answer 6

da answer is 0

Answer 7

40

Answer 8

yeah its 40 doing Kahn Academy and it said 40 was right

Answer 9

40 is right thxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Answer 10

The answer is 10 because The left column of the stem and leaf plot represents the tens place; each number on the right side represents the ones place for the number of pairs of boots at a department store.

We can combine the tens and ones places and write out the number of pairs of boots at each department store on the right:


Now we know the number of pairs of boots at the different department stores:
17, 181, 20, 25, 28, 34, 34, 37, 38, and 40

There are 10 department stores that match our question.

Answer 11

The answer is actually 10 I had got it wrong and revealed is was 10!!!!

Answer 12

it's actually 6 lol got 10 and 40 wrong on Khan Academy

Answer 13

the answer is 0, which is very confusing but the answer correct is 0