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Expand Up @@ -86,6 +86,8 @@ ggplot(data = interviews_plotting)
> We would like to inspect the data for a potential relationship between the number of
> people living in a household (`no_members`) and the number of items owned by that
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I think it might be better to "correct" the spelling in the exercise description, i.e., use no_membrs instead of no_members to avoid (some) confusion. A note on the spelling might be helpful in addition to that.

> household (`number_items`). What would be a good way to visualise these data?
> NOTE that the variable (`no_members`) is actually spelt (`no_membrs`) in the dataset. So the
> incorrect spelling must be used in your code.
>
> > ## Solution
> >
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