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We went to the Blue House Cafe yesterday at noon and collected data on the ages...

We went to the Blue House Cafe yesterday at noon and collected data on the ages of customers:  18 19  20  21 23  23  30 30  32  36 37  43  44 45  47  50  52.

Represent the distribution of ages with a stemplot.

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A stem and leaf plot is a represent of a distribution where each data value is split into a stem ( the first digit or digits) and leaf ( the last digit ). For example in 18. 1 is stem and 8 is leaf value.

Stem     Leaf

1           8    9

2           0    1    3    3

3           0    0    2    6    7

4           3    4    5    7

5           0    2

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