Question

practice describing data in dot plots. class size how can lakota describe the data on the dot plot? choose all that apply. spread gap peak color size of dots cluster

Explanation:

In a dot - plot, spread refers to the range of values. Gaps are spaces where there are no data points. Peaks are where there are clusters of data points indicating a higher frequency. Clusters are groups of data points close together. Color and size of dots are not relevant for describing the data itself in a standard dot - plot; they are more for visual enhancement in some cases but not part of the core data description.

Answer:

spread
gap
peak
cluster