Two baseball coaches recorded the number of hits each player had during practice. They displayed the results in the box plots below. A box plot tilted Number of Hits by Team 1 Players. The number line goes from 8 to 37. The whiskers range from 11 to 35, and the box ranges from 14 to 26. A line divides the box at 18.Number of Hits by Team 1 Players A box plot tilted Number of Hits by Team 2 Players. The number line goes from 8 to 37. The whiskers range from 8 to 32, and the box ranges from 18 to 28. A line divides the box at 20.Number of Hits by Team 2 Players The coaches determined the mean and MAD from the raw data and used that information to compare the two plots. They determined there is more variability in the number of hits per player on Team 2 than on Team 1. Which best describes this conclusion? Inaccurate. The data sets are not symmetrical and the ranges of the two teams’ data are the same. Accurate. The data sets are not symmetrical. There is more variability on Team 2 than on Team 1 because the median of Team 2 is greater than the median of Team 1. Inaccurate. The data sets are not symmetrical. There is less variability on Team 2 than on Team 1 because the IQR of Team 2 is less than the IQR of Team 1. Accurate. The data sets are not symmetrical. The MAD for Team 2 was calculated to be a larger number than the MAD for Team 1.