Thirty students took a history test. The grouped frequency distribution of their scores is shown below. | Score | Frequency | |---|---| | 61 to 70 | 4 | | 71 to 80 | 10 | | 81 to 90 | 10 | | 91 to 100 | 6 | How many students scored **81 or higher**?
A$6$
B$10$
C$14$
D$16$
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. $16$
Add the frequencies of the bands at or above 81:
$\text{81 to 90}: 10 \quad+\quad \text{91 to 100}: 6 \quad=\quad 16$.
- Trap A ($6$) only picks the top band.
- Trap B ($10$) only picks the second-highest band.
- Trap C ($14$) likely comes from $4 + 10$ — picking the wrong two bands.
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