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The dot plots show the numbers of children’s books purchased by customers at two different bookstores on one day.
Which statement is supported by the information in the dot plots?
A) The mean of the data for Store 1 is greater than the mean of the data for Store2
B) The mode of the data for Store 2 is greater than the mode of the data for Store1
C) The median of the data for Store 2 is greater than the median of the data for Store1
D) The range of the data for Store 1 is greater than the range of the data for Store2
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