Solving Problems with Data
Students will use information presented in line plots to solve problems involving addition and subtraction of fractions.
Key Questions
- Evaluate the total amount represented by a specific category on a line plot.
- Predict how adding new data points would change the appearance of a line plot.
- Design a question that can be answered using the data presented in a line plot.
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