Mathematics, 01.09.2020 03:01 alexis3060

Select all of the statements that describe the two boxplots above. The top 25% of weekly unit sales in New York has less variation than the top 25% of weekly sales in Texas. Weekly unit sales in New York have more extreme values than weekly sales in Texas. The first quartile of weekly unit sales in Texas is less than the first quartile of weekly unit sales in New York. Weekly unit sales in Texas are more consistent than weekly sales in New York. The median of weekly unit sales in Texas is greater than the median of weekly sales in New York

Select all of the statements that describe the two boxplots above. The top 25% of weekly unit sales

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