Benson asked a group of 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th graders the

number of hours they work per week in the summer. The means of

each group are provided below:

9th: 14.2 hours

10th: 18.8 hours

11th: 21.2 hours

12th: 24.9 hours

Which conclusion can be made from this data?

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Asa Herring

Mathematics

9 July, 12:42

Benson asked a group of 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th graders the

number of hours they work per week in the summer. The means of

each group are provided below:

9th: 14.2 hours

10th: 18.8 hours

11th: 21.2 hours

12th: 24.9 hours

Which conclusion can be made from this data?

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Emely Blair · Answer 1

YlThe higher the grader the more hours they can work.

Step-by-step explanation:

We can see that the higher the grader the more hours they can work; which could mean less academic work if the work defined is that with which to earn money but if the work defined is academic it means more hours of academic work

Claire Moss · Answer 2

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Benson asked a group of 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th graders thenumber of hours they work per week in the summer. The means ofeach group are provided below:9th: 14.2 hours10th: 18.8 hours11th: 21.2 hours12th: 24.9 hoursWhich conclusion can be made from this data?

Benson asked a group of 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th graders the

number of hours they work per week in the summer. The means of

each group are provided below:

9th: 14.2 hours

10th: 18.8 hours

11th: 21.2 hours

12th: 24.9 hours

Which conclusion can be made from this data?