Question

Austin mad this histogram showing the number of siblings for each of the students in his swim class. How many more students have 2 or 3 siblings than 4 or 5 siblings?

Answer 1

Given a histogram, the height of the bars represents the number of students for each corresponding number of siblings.

Students with 2 or 3 siblings: 10 students.

Students with 4 or 5 siblings: 2 students.

Therefore, the difference will be

$10-2=8$

Hence, 8 more students have 2 or 3 siblings than 4 or 5 siblings.