The area of the largest South Carolina county is 1130 square miles (mi2).
To find the answer, we need to look at the stemplot and identify the highest value. A stemplot is a graphical display of numerical data that shows the shape and distribution of the data; it consists of two parts: the stem and the leaf.
The stem is the leftmost digit or digits of each data value, and the leaf is the rightmost digit. The stems are arranged in ascending order from top to bottom, and the leaves are arranged in ascending order from left to right within each stem. The stemplot also has a key that explains how to interpret the stem and leaf values.
In this case, the key tells us that 1|3 means 130 square miles. Therefore, each leaf represents 10 square miles. The highest stem value is 11, which means 1100 square miles. T
So, the highest leaf value within that stem is 3, which means 30 square miles. Adding the stem and leaf values, we get 1100 + 30 = 1130 square miles. This is the area of the largest South Carolina county.
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