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The chart shows the average monthly high temperatures for five cities. 18 Dec 2023, 14:07
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The chart shows the average monthly high temperatures for five cities.



Based on the given information, fill in the blanks in each of the following statements.

is the city with the greatest range of average monthly high temperatures.

is the city whose average monthly high temperatures exhibit the lowest standard deviation.

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The chart shows the average monthly high temperatures for five cities. 10 Jan 2024, 11:13
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1. New York: Highest difference
2. Miami: The graph is relatively stable with no extremes

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The chart shows the average monthly high temperatures for five cities. 11 Jan 2024, 03:20
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Guys, pay extra attention to the graph. Even if your understanding is right, its easy to mess up with this one cause its hard to notice the pattern with the graph
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The chart shows the average monthly high temperatures for five cities. 09 Feb 2024, 10:54
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1) the city with the highest range is the city that the curve will have the biggest difference between its maximum and minimum values.
  • Miami is out, just by eyeballing.
  • Phoenix goes from 20 to 40, so a range = 40-20=20.
  • Athens goes from ~13 to ~33, so range =~20.
  • New York have a curve that its lowest point is below London's and its highest point is above London's, so London have a shorter range than NY. London out.
  • NY range is ~28-~3=~25.
25>20

Answer: New York


2) The curve with the lowest standard deviation is the flatest curve. Just by eyeballing, undoubtedly Miami has this graph

Answer: Miami­
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