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The question asks for the temperature at which 11 cities reported their high temperatures. Observing the graph, we look for the temperature corresponding to a frequency of 11.

From the "City Temperature Graph" shown in the image:

- The highest frequency (11) aligns with the temperature **74.5°F**.

Thus, the temperature that 11 cities reported is **74.5°F**.

Would you like a deeper explanation of reading frequency graphs?

Here are 5 additional related questions:
1. How would the answer change if the highest frequency were instead at 84.5°F?
2. What does a grouped frequency distribution mean in this context?
3. How would we interpret this graph if the frequencies for each temperature were closer together?
4. Why might the data be shown in intervals rather than precise temperatures?
5. How does this frequency distribution help us understand temperature trends?

**Tip:** Always check the peak of a frequency distribution graph to find the mode, or most common value.

The high temperatures (°F) of a group of Southern cities were recorded, and the results displayed on the following grouped frequency distribution. What was the same temperature that 11 of the cities reported?

Identify the most common temperature among Southern cities based on a frequency distribution graph. Determine the temperature at which 11 cities recorded their high temperature, emphasizing data analysis and understanding frequency distributions.

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