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In a school camp, $40$ students were divided into two groups to play a game.
The table given below shows the scores of team $A$ and team $B.$

Time(s) in minutes	Cumulative Score of Team $A$	Cumulative Score of Team $A$
$0-5$	$14$	$20$
$5-10$	$35$	$27$
$10-15$	$30$	$31$
$15-20$	$35$	$31$
$20-25$	$44$	$37$
$25-30$	$52$	$50$

$7.$ How many score points did team A get between $10-15$ minutes$?$
$A. 6$
$B. 24$
$C. 30$
$D. 68$
$8.$ Which team scored more points during last $5$ minutes$?$ Justify your answer.
$9.$ What is the mean number of score points obtained by team $A$ in a $5-$minute interval rounded to the nearest whole number$?$

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Answer

$7. A. 6$
$8.$ Team $B$ with valid reasoning
● Team $B$ scored more than team $A$ as during the last $5$ minutes, the score of team $B$ is $13$ and the score of team $A$ is 8 in the last ive minutes.
$9. 9$
$9$ points

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