Two classrooms, one with 31 students and another with 33 students, have more than 30 students, as indicated by the provided line plot.
To determine the number of classrooms with more than 30 students, we can analyze the provided line plot depicting the distribution of students per classroom. The plot shows the frequency of classrooms for each range of students.
In this case, we observe that classrooms with 31 students have 1 occurrence, and classrooms with 33 students have 1 occurrence as well. Therefore, two classrooms have more than 30 students.
The line plot provides a visual representation of the data, where the x-axis represents the number of students, and the y-axis represents the frequency or number of classrooms. From the given data, we can identify and count the occurrences above 30 students.
In summary, there are two classrooms with more than 30 students, specifically one classroom with 31 students and another with 33 students.
The probable question may be:
How many classrooms have more than 30 students? Line Plot: Number of Students per Classroom 26 has 1 student, 27 has 2 students, 28 has 0 students, 29 has 4 student, 30 has 2 student, 31 has 1 student, 32 has 0 student, 33 has 1 student