This stem-and-leaf plot shows us that of the 351 elderly women in
the sample, most of them are either 158 or 159 or 163 inches tall. At first, I had trouble understanding
the system, but once I did, it was very easy to interpret the results: the “stem” portion on the left stands
for the first 2 digits of the height, while the “leaves” represent the heights
of each woman in the sample. If
you turn this stem-and-leaf plot around to be vertical instead of horizontal,
you get a histogram.
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