1. **State the problem:** We have the number of pages in six books Pedro read: 584, 201, 255, 44, 312, 334.
2. **Goal:** Create a histogram with bins that exclude the left endpoint and include the right endpoint.
3. **Step 1: Find the range of data.**
- Minimum pages: 44
- Maximum pages: 584
4. **Step 2: Decide bin intervals.**
We can choose bins of width 100 for simplicity, starting just below the minimum.
Bins:
- (0, 100]
- (100, 200]
- (200, 300]
- (300, 400]
- (400, 500]
- (500, 600]
5. **Step 3: Count pages in each bin (exclude left, include right):**
- (0, 100]: 44 → 1 book
- (100, 200]: 201 is not included (201 > 200), so 0 books
- (200, 300]: 201, 255 → 2 books
- (300, 400]: 312, 334 → 2 books
- (400, 500]: none → 0 books
- (500, 600]: 584 → 1 book
6. **Step 4: Summary of histogram bins and frequencies:**
- (0, 100]: 1
- (100, 200]: 0
- (200, 300]: 2
- (300, 400]: 2
- (400, 500]: 0
- (500, 600]: 1
This histogram shows how many books fall into each page range bin.
**Final answer:** The histogram bins and their frequencies are as above.
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