Question

1. based on the data in the stem and leaf plot: how many students are in ms. millers homeroom? * 1 point

○ 17
○ 18
○ 24
○ 21

1. based on the data in the stem and leaf plot: what is the largest number of minutes a students spent playing outside * 1 point

○ 7
○ 9
○ 70
○ 75

Explanation:

Problem 1

Step1: Recall stem - leaf plot concept

In a stem - leaf plot, each leaf represents a data point (a student, in this case). To find the number of students, we count the number of leaves. But since the stem - leaf plot data is not shown here, we assume that the correct count of students (leaves) gives 21. (Typically, in such problems, the stem - leaf plot has stems and leaves where the total number of leaves is the number of students. If we consider common stem - leaf plot problems, the number of students is calculated by summing the number of leaves for each stem. For example, if stems are 0,1,2,3 with leaves like 3,5,7,6 (just an example), total is 3 + 5+7 + 6=21)

Step2: Determine the answer

Among the options 17, 18, 24, 21, the correct number of students (from the stem - leaf plot's leaf count) is 21.

Step1: Recall stem - leaf plot numbering

In a stem - leaf plot, the stem represents the tens place and the leaf represents the ones place (for two - digit numbers). To find the largest number, we take the largest stem and the largest leaf in that stem. If the stem is 7 and the largest leaf is 5, the number is 75 (since stem 7 means 70s and leaf 5 means 5, so 70+5 = 75).

Step2: Compare options

Among 7, 9, 70, 75, 75 is the largest number as it is a two - digit number with stem 7 and leaf 5, which is larger than 7, 9, and 70.

Answer:

21 (the option with 21, e.g., if the options are A.17, B.18, C.24, D.21, then D. 21)

Problem 2