To calculate the deviation for each data point in a dot plot, you first need to determine the mean (average) of the data points. Since I cannot see the image or the actual data points plotted on the number line, I will guide you on how to calculate deviations generally.
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Calculate the Mean:
- Add all of the data points together.
- Divide the total by the number of data points.
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Calculate the Deviation for Each Data Point:
- For each data point, subtract the mean from the data point value. This will give you the deviation for each data point.
- The formula is: \[ \text{Deviation} = \text{Data Point} - \text{Mean} \]
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Complete the Table:
- Use the above calculations to fill in the "Deviation" row of your table under the respective data points.
If you can provide the actual data points from the image, I can help calculate the deviations more specifically!