Which of the following could be a statistical question about a set of
data? (CC.6.SP.1)
A How...
Mathematics, 13.05.2021 01:30 Kencharlot
Which of the following could be a statistical question about a set of
data? (CC.6.SP.1)
A How tall is the Empire State Building?
B How many milliliters are in a liter?
C What are the ages of the visitors to an amusement park?
D How many rooms are in the White House?
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