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Chapter 2: Q. 2.79 (page 69)

Construct a stem-and-leaf diagram for the data, using two lines per stem.

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The data is given as:

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The data is given as:

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Explanation

Place the digits of the tens to the left of the vertical line in a stem-and-leaf design, and the digits of the ones to the right of the vertical line.

Create a vertical line to plot the stem-and-leaf diagram.

Place the tens digits to the left of the vertical line and the one's digits to the right of the vertical line for each data value.

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