In the stem-and-leaf display,data are represented as:
A) dots which allow us to readily see the shape of the distribution as well as the high and low values.
B) frequencies according to the relative length of a set of rectangles.
C) a subset of the original digits as class descriptors.
D) a circular display divided into sections based on the number of observations within the segments.
E) pairs of known values of two variables,one being referred to as independent and the other,dependent.

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A stem-and-leaf display represents data by splitting the original data values into a "stem" (usually the leading digit(s)) and a "leaf" (usually the last digit). This method retains the original data values and organizes them in a way that allows for easy visualization of the distribution.

In the Stem-And-Leaf Display,data Are Represented As