The histogram shows the number of balls made in each game of Watson's Billiards Tournament. The question asks how many games had 11 or fewer balls made.

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1. Problem Description

The histogram shows the number of balls made in each game of Watson's Billiards Tournament. The question asks how many games had 11 or fewer balls made.

2. Solution Steps

We need to sum the number of games that had 0-3 balls, 4-7 balls, and 8-11 balls made.
From the histogram:
Number of games with 0-3 balls made = 1
Number of games with 4-7 balls made = 1
Number of games with 8-11 balls made = 5
Total number of games with 11 or fewer balls made = 1+1+5=71 + 1 + 5 = 7.

3. Final Answer

7 games

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