Make Line Plots Exercises

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Course: RWM101: Foundations of Real World Math
Book: Make Line Plots Exercises
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Date: Thursday, 3 April 2025, 10:17 PM

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Problems

  1. The lengths of 4 pencils are measured below.

    The lengths of 4 pencils are measured below.

    Record the length of each pencil on the line plot.

    Click above the line plot to make dots for each measurement.

    length ruler

  2. The forest animals each measured the length of their single step. They are going to make a line plot of their data.

    Animal Single stem (cm)
    Squirrel  15
    Fox 20
    Chipmunk 16
    Skunk 17
    Badger 17

    Graph the measurements from the table on the line plot.

    line plot

  3. The lengths of 4 pencils are measured below.

    The lengths of 4 pencils are measured

    Record the length of each pencil on the line plot.

  4. The students in Mrs. Dolan's second grade class each measured their hand span. The students want to make a line plot of the data.

    Student Hand Span(cm)
    Simone 15
    Lucas 20
    Jose 16
    Felipe 17
    Carol 17
    Angela
    19
    Gabriel
    15

    Graph the measurements from the table on the line plot.
    line plot

  5. The lengths of 4 pencils are measured below.

    line plotThe lengths of 4 pencils are measured below.

    Record the length of each pencil on the line plot.

    line plot

  6. A park ranger counted stripes on each baby zebra. She is going to make a line plot of the data.

    Zebra Stripes
    Majestic  46
    Speed 49
    Spot 47
    Zooma 47
    Rayas 46


    Graph the measurements from the table on the line plot.

    line plot
  7. The lengths of ‍4 pencils are measured below.

    The lengths of ‍4 pencils are measured below.

    Record the length of each pencil on the line plot.

    line plot


Source: Khan Academy, https://www.khanacademy.org/math/early-math/cc-early-math-measure-data-topic/cc-early-math-line-plots/e/creating-line-plots-1
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Answers

  1. First, let's find the length of each pencil.

    All of the pencils begin at 0cm on the ruler. So, we can look at where our pencils end on the ruler to find their length.

    let's find the length of each pencil.
    Pencil A measure 5cm long.
    Pencil B measure 5cm long.
    Pencil C measure 3cm long.
    Pencil D measure 2cm long.

    Now, let's graph the measures on the line plot.
     graph of the measures on the line plot

  2. Let's count how many animals step measured 21cm.

    One animal, the chipmunk, had a step that measured 21 cm

    So, we place 1 dot over 21 on the number line.
    we place 1 dot over 21 on the number line.

    Now, let's graph the other measurements on the table.

    Here is the completed line plot:
    the completed line plot

  3. Now, let's graph the measures on the line plot.

    Now, let's graph the measures on the line plot.

  4. Here is the completed line plot:

    Here is the completed line plot:

  5. Now, let's graph the measures on the line plot.
    graph of the measures on the line plot.

  6. Let's count how many Zebra's had 46 stripes.

    Two zebras had 46 stripes.

    So, we place 2 dots over 46 on the number line.

    Now, let's graph the other measurements on the table.

    Here is the completed line plot:
  7. Here is the completed line plot:
    Here is the completed line plot: