Question

The line plot below shows how long it took students in a P.E. class to

run 1 mile.

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Time to run 1 mile

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Answer
Time to run 1 mile

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Answered by GPT-4o mini
It seems like you've provided a description of a line plot that represents the time it took students in a P.E. class to run 1 mile, but I can't see the actual plot. Based on your description, it appears that the x-axis represents the time in minutes (ranging from 8 to 12 minutes), and the 'X' marks indicate the number of students who took a certain amount of time to run 1 mile.

If you’re looking for insight or analysis based on this plot, here are some potential points:

1. **Distribution of Times**: By counting the number of 'X's above each time on the x-axis, we can determine how many students fell into each time range.

2. **Average Time**: You could find the average time it took to run 1 mile by calculating the mean of the time based on how many X's are plotted for each minute.

3. **Mode**: The mode would be the time that has the highest number of 'X's, indicating the most common time for students to run 1 mile.

4. **Range**: The range of the times could be calculated by subtracting the minimum time (8 minutes) from the maximum time (12 minutes).

If you have specific questions or need help interpreting specific details from the plot, please let me know!