Will give the person who answers brainliest which is a true statement about the dot plot? number of rolls of a six-sided number cube to get an even number the data is skewed left. there is a cluster at 1, 2, and 3. it never took more than 4 rolls to get an even number. most often it took 3 rolls to get an even number.

The question was a bit confusing, and I have been searching for similar question. I found a picture similar to description about the dot plot as below:

1: 4 dots

2: 8 dots

3: 4 dots

4: 2 dots

5: 1 dot

It never took more than 4 rolls to get an even number

Step-by-step explanation:

Total dots by even number: 8 + 2

Pr(even) = 10/19 = 1/1.9

In other word, for every 1.9 rolls (or 2 rolls), 1 will be even.

The data is skewed to the right since most of the rolls occupied by number 1,2 and 3.

And there is no prove that the event is being clustered, hence less likely to be cluster sampling

It doesn't take 3 rolls to get even number. 2 rolls needed to get even number.

The most correct answer should be 'it never take more than 4 rolls to get even number' since it only took 2 rolls to get an even number.

f(x) is going down by 4

step-by-step explanation:

(its either that or its going left by 4)