The problem presents a line plot showing the number of stuffed animals each student has. The question asks to find how many students have more than 4 stuffed animals.

1. Problem Description

The problem presents a line plot showing the number of stuffed animals each student has. The question asks to find how many students have more than 4 stuffed animals.

2. Solution Steps

First, we need to interpret the line plot. The $x$-axis represents the number of stuffed animals, and the number of 'x's above each number represents the number of students who have that many stuffed animals.

We are asked to find how many students have *more than* 4 stuffed animals. This means we need to count the number of 'x's above the number 5 on the $x$-axis.

Looking at the line plot, there are 6 'x's above the number

5. Therefore, 6 students have more than 4 stuffed animals.

3. Final Answer

6