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for each problem. For Problems 1 and 2, use the frequency table provided. For Problem 3, complete the frequency table first, then create the histogram.\nRemember: Steps: (1) Draw and label both axes.  (2) Mark equal intervals on the x-axis.  (3) Draw bars to match each frequency — bars must touch.  (4) Give the histogram a title.\nProblem 1\nThe frequency table shows the number of tomatoes sold per day at a farmers market stand.\nInterval\nFrequency\n0–10\n2\n10–20\n5\n20–30\n8\n30–40\n6\n40–50\n3\nUse the frequency table to create a histogram below. Label both axes and give the histogram a title.\nProblem 2\nThe frequency table shows the number of points a gamer earned in each session.\nInterval\nFrequency\n0–25\n3\n25–50\n7\n50–75\n10\n75–100\n8\n100–125\n4\nUse the frequency table to create a histogram below. 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