Use your line plot to answer the question below

Jump Improvement
1/2 (1)
3/4 (4)
1 (1)
inches
what was the difference between the biggest improvement and the smallest improvement
Write your answer as a fraction, mixed number, or whole number
______ Inches

1 answer

To find the difference between the biggest improvement and the smallest improvement based on the provided data:

  1. Identify the improvements:

    • 1/2 (1 inch)
    • 3/4 (4 inches)
    • 1 (1 inch)
  2. From the values, we can see that the improvements in inches are:

    • 1/2 is 1 inch
    • 3/4 is 4 inches
    • 1 is 1 inch
  3. The smallest improvement is 1 inch (from both 1/2 and 1).

  4. The biggest improvement is 4 inches (from 3/4).

  5. Now, calculate the difference between the biggest improvement (4 inches) and the smallest improvement (1 inch): \[ 4 , \text{inches} - 1 , \text{inch} = 3 , \text{inches} \]

So, the difference between the biggest improvement and the smallest improvement is 3 inches.

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