operation the same?- Find the difference in the number of ski resorts in
operation in 2001 and 2008. - Between which two years was there the greatest
decrease in the number of ski resorts in operation?
What was the decrease? - Between which two years was there the greatest
increase in the number of ski resorts in operation?
What was the increase?
Refer to the line graph below to answer the following questions.
See Example 7.
- Which runner ran faster at the start of the race?
- At time A, which runner was ahead in the race?
- At what time during the race were the runners tied
for the lead? - Which runner stopped to rest first?
- Which runner dropped his watch and had to go back
to get it? - At which of these times (A, B, C, D, E) was runner 1
stopped and runner 2 running? - Describe what was happening at time E.
Who was running? Who was stopped? - Which runner won the race?
AStartTimeDistance from thestarting lineFinishB C D ERunner 1
Runner 24754804854904952001
Year
Source: National Ski Area Assn.2002 2003Number of U.S. Ski Resorts in Operation2004 2005 2006 2007 2008Refer to the histogram and frequency polygon below to answer
the following questions. See Example 8.- COMMUTING MILES An insurance company
collected data on the number of miles its employees
drive to and from work.The data are presented in the
histogram below.
a. How many employees have a commute that is in
the range of 15 to 19 miles per week?
b. How many employees commute 14 miles or less
per week? - NIGHT SHIFT STAFFING A hospital
administrator surveyed the medical staff to determine
the number of room calls during the night. She
constructed the frequency polygon below.
a. On how many nights were there about 30 room
calls?
b. On how many nights were there about 60 room
calls?
10012080
60
40
20Frequency
(number of nights)10 20 30 40 50 60
Number of room callsNumber of Room Calls per Night4.5102030405060Frequency9.5 14.5 19.5
Number of miles drivenCommuting Miles per Week24.5 29.59132751367.1 Reading Graphs and Tables 605