Visualizing Data · Example 5

An entomologist studying crickets recorded the number of times different crickets (of differing species, genders, etc.) chirped in a one-minute span. The raw data are as follows:

$$\begin{array}{cccccccccc}\text{89}& \text{97}& \text{82}& \text{102}& \text{84}& \text{99}& \text{93}& \text{103}& \text{120}& \text{91}\\ \text{115}& \text{105}& \text{89}& \text{109}& \text{107}& \text{89}& \text{104}& \text{82}& \text{106}& \text{92}\\ \text{101}& \text{109}& \text{116}& \text{103}& \text{100}& \text{91}& \text{85}& \text{104}& \text{104}& \text{106}\end{array}$$
Construct a stem-and-leaf plot to visualize these results.

OpenStax, Contemporary Mathematics · §8.2 Visualizing Data · Example 5