The histograms show the heights of some high school and middle school gymnasts.
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Which statement about the data in the histograms must be true?
Which statement about the data in the histograms must be true?
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The histograms show the heights of some high school and middle school gymnasts.
Which statement about the data in the histograms must be true?
Test scores from Ms. Leonard’s period 1 and period 3 math classes are shown in the box plots.
Which statement about the box plots is true?
The box plots show the numbers of student and adult movie tickets sold each night over a month.
Select the two statements about the box plots that must be true.
The histograms show the heights of 70 fruit trees and 70 pine trees.
For each statement in the table, mark whether it can be verified or cannot be verified using the histograms.
Can be Verified | Cannot be Verified | |
|---|---|---|
The range of heights of the fruit trees is greater than the range of heights of the pine trees. | ||
The median height of the fruit trees is greater than the median height of the pine trees. | ||
The mode of heights of the fruit trees is greater than the mode of heights of the pine trees. |
Two box plots are shown.
For each statement in the table, mark whether it is true or false based on the data in the
box plots.
True | False | |
|---|---|---|
Set A and set B have no data that overlap. | ||
The interquartile range of set B is greater than the interquartile range of set A. | ||
The median of set A is greater than the median of set B. | ||
The range of set B is less than the range of set A. |