Emek and Luna orbited a newly discovered planet to find the safest landing site. Their instruments recorded the number of storm alerts in five regions: North 9, East 4, South 7, West 6, and Central 5. They organized the readings in a table and displayed them on a bar chart. By comparing the chart, they saw that the East region had the fewest storm alerts. They chose that landing site, touched down safely, and began exploring the planet with confidence.

Challenges

Challenge 1 of 5

Challenges

Challenge 1 of 4
Hint
Find the region with the fewest storm alerts.
Emek and Luna wanted the safest landing site. Based on the storm alert data, which region should they choose?
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Correct! East had the fewest storm alerts with 4.
Look for the smallest value in the table or bar chart.
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Add the storm alerts from all five regions.
How many storm alerts were recorded altogether across the five regions?
Correct! There were 31 storm alerts in total.
Add 9, 4, 7, 6, and 5 carefully.
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Hint
Compare Central's storm alerts with East's storm alerts.
A student says, "The Central region is the safest because it has fewer storm alerts than the North region." Which statement is the best conclusion from the data?
The student is correct because Central has the fewest storm alerts.The student is incorrect because East has fewer storm alerts than Central.The student is correct because Central and East have the same number of storm alerts.The student is incorrect because North has fewer storm alerts than Central.
Correct! Central has 5 alerts, but East has only 4, so East is the safest region.
Check all the regions before deciding which has the fewest storm alerts.
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