Mathematics, 15.04.2020 04:13, kaciewelkerouwdfa

10. Plot A shows the number of hours ten
girls watched television over a one-week
period. Plot B shows the number of
hours ten boys watched television over!
the same period of time. Which
statement correctly compares the
measures of center in the two sets of
data?
Television Viewing Hours for a One-Week
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Plot A
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Plot B
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A. Both the mean and median are
greater for Plot A than for Plot B.
B. Both the mean and median are
greater for Plot B than for Plot A.
C. Plot A has a greater median than
Plot B, but Plot B has a greater
mean.
D. Plot B has a greater median than
Plot A, but Plot A has a greater
mean.

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10. Plot A shows the number of hours ten
girls watched television over a one-week
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