6. The table shows the height of 10 bean plants in inches. Create a line plot for the data in the table.

Below is one acceptable answer. (Note that if you have a different table of numbers, your plot should reflect your data.) For example, suppose the table of bean‐plant heights (in inches) is as follows:   6, 8, 7, 8, 6, 7, 8, 7, 6, 8 Step 1. Count how many plants are each height.  • Height 6 inches: 3 plants  • Height 7 inches: 3 plants  • Height 8 inches: 4 plants Step 2. Draw a number line that covers the range of the data. Then, above each number, plot a mark (an “X”) for each bean plant of that height. For example:   Height (inches): 6  7  8             X  X  X             X  X  X                  X  X (Here, each “X” represents one bean plant.) Step 3. Add a key if desired (for example, “X = 1 bean plant”). This line plot visually shows the frequency of the bean plant heights. Any plot that communicates the same frequency data is acceptable.