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debasdf · **on:** Jan 17, 2020

If you were to put some water in a bucket and left it in your backyard, the water level would rise and fall over time with the weather. The data here represents data collected from a bucket that was initially filled to the halfway mark with water. The water depth was measured on the first of the month for two years. Although the water never completely dried up, it also never overflowed during this time. Answer the next three questions based on the data.

Month	Water Level (cm)	Month	Water Level (cm)
1	30	13	38
2	24	14	39
3	20	15	37
4	24	16	48
5	26	17	48
6	29	18	49
7	35	19	55
8	28	20	45
9	31	21	47
10	34	22	50
11	38	23	55
12	37	24	51

Which month was the wettest? (Remember that the readings are taken at the first of each month.)
◦ Month 16
◦ Month 22
◦ Month 19
◦ Month 15

kristenb95 · **Reply #1 on:** Jan 17, 2020

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