Mathematics, 25.03.2021 14:00, alysonmariefont

Which statement is true? Heights of Basketball Players (inches)
Mean = 78.8
MAD = 2.4
Heights of Soccer Players (inches)
O The difference between the mean heights is
approximately equal to the MAD of the data sets.
O The difference between the mean heights is
approximately 2 times the MAD of the data sets.
The difference between the mean heights is
approximately 3 times the MAD of the data sets.
The difference between the mean heights is
approximately 4 times the MAD of the data sets.
Mean = 71.9
MAD = 2.2
Difference in means = 6.9
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Which statement is true? Heights of Basketball Players (inches)
Mean = 78.8
MAD = 2.4