Glencoe Math: Course 3, Volume 2
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6. Analyze Data Distributions
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Exercise 11 Page 724

A line plot is a way of illustrating a data set in which each data point is represented with a mark above a number line. Marks representing the same elements are stacked above each other. We want to determine which statement about the given distribution holds true. Let's check the validity of the given statements one at a time.

Statement A

We can begin by identifying the shape of the distribution on the given line plot.

We can see that the right side of the distribution does not look like the left side. This means that the distribution is not symmetric. Therefore, statement A is false.