Mike owns two hardware stores. the scatterplots show the number of items sold at a specific price for each store in one week. if he wants to sell a new type of hammer for $30, at which store should mike sell the hammer?

Store #1

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Store #1 sells many more articles at $30 than store #2, which should help the sales of that new $30 hammer. Store #1 sold 80+ units of that price, while store #2 didn't sell 20, so store #1 outsells store #2 by a factor of 4+ for articles of $30.

Generally store #1 sells more of the cheaper items (less than $90) while store #2 sells more of the most expensive items ($90+).

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