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A fitness center recorded the number of steps (in thousands) walked by each of 33 members on a given day. The histogram below shows the FREQUENCY -- the number of members -- whose step count falls in each interval. Bar height is a count of members, never a step count itself.

Steps (thousands) Frequency (number of members) [2, 4) 5 [4, 6) 7 [6, 8) 8 [8, 10) 11 [10, 12) 2 Total members: 5 + 7 + 8 + 11 + 2 = 33 Which interval contains the median number of steps (in thousands) for these 33 members?

  1. 6 up to 8 thousand steps
  2. 4 up to 6 thousand steps
  3. 10 up to 12 thousand steps
  4. 8 up to 10 thousand steps

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