Mathematics, 11.03.2020 02:29 sabel1234

Mr. Saba owns two food trucks. He rents two spots at the state fair. This table shows the number
of tacos the two food trucks sold each day for 10 days.
Food Truck 1
721
658
437
527
601
468
425
431
508
515
Food Truck 2
462
471
426654
647
732
701
684
632
698
Which conclusion can be drawn from the data?
The range between the maximum and minimum values for taco truck 2 is greater than
the range between the maximum and minimum values for taco truck 1.
o On average, food truck 1 sold more tacos over the 10 days than food truck 2.
O The two food trucks sold the most tacos on Day 3.
The medians for the two taco trucks are the same

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Mr. Saba owns two food trucks. He rents two spots at the state fair. This table shows the number