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An illustration of a histogram shows the number of books read over the summer by 6th graders. The horizontal axis shows the number of books read ranging from 0 to 35 in increments of 5. The vertical axis shows the number of people ranging from 0 to 20 in increments of 5. The graph shows the following data: 0 to 5 books read by 13 people; 5 to 10 books read by 17 people; 10 to 15 books read by 9 people; 15 to 20 books read by 0 people; 20 to 25 books ready by 0 people; 25 to 30 books ready by 0 people; 30 to 35 books read by 1 person.

Regina is interested in how many books rising 6th graders tend to read over the summer. She collected data and organized it into a histogram. Describe the spread and distribution of the data shown in the histogram, including the range.

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Rising 6th graders read anywhere between 1 and 17 books over the summer. The range of number of books read is approximately 16.
Rising 6th graders read anywhere between 1 and 17 books over the summer. The range of number of books read is approximately 16.

Most rising 6th graders read between 0 and 15 books over the summer. The range of number of books read is approximately 15.
Most rising 6th graders read between 0 and 15 books over the summer. The range of number of books read is approximately 15.

All rising 6th graders read at least one book over the summer. The range of number of books read is approximately 35.
All rising 6th graders read at least one book over the summer. The range of number of books read is approximately 35.

While most rising 6th graders read between 0 and 15 books over the summer, the range of number of books read is approximately 35.
While most rising 6th graders read between 0 and 15 books over the summer, the range of number of books read is approximately 35.
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Rising 6th graders read anywhere between 1 and 17 books over the summer. The range of number of books read is approximately 16. The data is skewed to the left, with most students reading fewer books and only a few reading a larger number of books.