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A county recreation board compared 18 hiking trails nominated for Thu Sep 10, 2026 6:46 am
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Trail length is directly proportional to elevation gain.: No The mode of the highest elevations is 4,500 feet.: Yes If one trail is selected at random, the probability that it is shorter than 6 miles and has an elevation gain of less than 800 feet is greater than 1/4.: Yes
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A county recreation board compared 18 hiking trails nominated for a scenic-trail award. The table gives the length of each trail, its total elevation gain, and the highest elevation reached along the trail. Length is the total distance traveled from the beginning to the end of the trail. Elevation gain is the total vertical distance climbed along the trail, calculated by adding all increases in elevation from the beginning to the end of the trail. Highest elevation is the greatest elevation above sea level reached anywhere along the trail.

TrailLength (miles)Elevation gain (feet)Highest elevation (feet)
Alder3.24202,800
Birch5.58603,400
Canyon7.81,2504,100
Drift9.61,7605,200
Elm4.16103,000
Forest11.22,0506,100
Grove6.39803,900
Harbor8.71,4904,700
Ivory2.83502,600
Juniper10.41,8805,700
Keystone5.99203,600
Lumen7.11,1804,500
Mesa12.02,2006,500
Northstar4.87003,200
Orchid8.11,3604,500
Pine6.81,1004,000
Quartz9.11,6205,000
Ridge5.27903,500

For each statement, select Yes if the information given indicates that it is true for the trails in the table. Otherwise, select No.
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Trail length is directly proportional to elevation gain.
The mode of the highest elevations is 4,500 feet.
If one trail is selected at random, the probability that it is shorter than 6 miles and has an elevation gain of less than 800 feet is greater than 1/4.
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