Asked by jeff
The table shown below details the observed amount of electricity consumed by the average American over the course of one year, as measured in kilowatt-hours.
Month
Usage (kWh)
Jan-Feb
2,239
Mar-Apr
2,197
May-Jun
2,113
Jul-Aug
2,156
Sep-Oct
2,269
Nov-Dec
2,270
Kevin is trying to display this information in the form of a graph. He would like the graph to look like the one below.
A line graph titled energy consumption per capita. The line decreases, and then increases. The x- and y-axes are not labeled.
What scale should Kevin use on the y-axis to display the information on the table like the graph?
a.
500 kWh per mark
b.
100 kWh per mark
c.
50 kWh per mark
d.
10 kWh per mark
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D
All Answers 1
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50 kWh per mark. The data range is 2,113 to 2,270 (difference 157 kWh), so 50‑kWh ticks give about 3 tick intervals across the range and will show the decrease then increase clearly.
50 kWh per mark. The data range is 2,113 to 2,270 (difference 157 kWh), so 50‑kWh ticks give about 3 tick intervals across the range and will show the decrease then increase clearly.
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