Stephanie collected data about the high temperature in her city for 7 days in a row. The high tempertures for the 7 days were 70°, 78°, 85°, 73°, 65°, 78°, and 89°. She made the following graph to show her data. She says the temperature in her city is pretty consistent. How could she redraw the graph so that the daily temperture doesn't seem quite so consistent?

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We are given the high temperature in her city for 7 days in a row.

First day it is 70 degrees.

Second day it is 78 degrees.

Third  day it is 85 degrees.

Fourth day it is 73 degrees.

Fifth  day it is 65 degrees.

Sixth day it is 78 degrees.

Seventh day it is 89 degrees.

We can make a a histrogram to show that temperature doesn’t see quite so consistent.

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