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Question Display the following dataset in a histogram. Use five bins, beginning with 60 and going by intervals of 2. 70, 61, 60, 64, 70, 65, 65, 66, 60, 61, 68, 68, 67, 65, 64, 62 How many numbers in the dataset will be in the bin that goes from 62 to just under 64? (1 point) Responses 3 3 1 1 0 0 16

Answer 1

To determine how many numbers from the dataset fall within the bin that goes from 62 to just under 64, we first need to identify the dataset and the specified bin:

**Dataset:**
70, 61, 60, 64, 70, 65, 65, 66, 60, 61, 68, 68, 67, 65, 64, 62

**Bins (starting from 60 and going by intervals of 2):**
- Bin 1: 60.0 to just under 62.0
- Bin 2: 62.0 to just under 64.0
- Bin 3: 64.0 to just under 66.0
- Bin 4: 66.0 to just under 68.0
- Bin 5: 68.0 to just under 70.0

Now we will identify the numbers that fall into the bin from 62 to just under 64:

**Numbers in the dataset:**
- **70** (not in the bin)
- **61** (not in the bin)
- **60** (not in the bin)
- **64** (not in the bin)
- **70** (not in the bin)
- **65** (not in the bin)
- **65** (not in the bin)
- **66** (not in the bin)
- **60** (not in the bin)
- **61** (not in the bin)
- **68** (not in the bin)
- **68** (not in the bin)
- **67** (not in the bin)
- **65** (not in the bin)
- **64** (not in the bin)
- **62** (in the bin)

Now let's count how many numbers fall into the bin from 62 to just under 64:
- The only number that falls into this bin is **62**.

So, the count of numbers in the bin from 62 to just under 64 is **1**.

**Final Answer: 1**