Chloe compares the growth of plant species A and B. Part A What do the box plots tell you about the growth of a typical plant of each species? Choose the correct response. Plant B typically grows 1 cm taller than Plant A, since the range for Plant B is 1 cm greater. Plant B typically grows 1 cm taller than Plant A, since the IQR for Plant B is 1 cm greater. Plant A typically grows 1 cm taller than Plant B, since the median for Plant A is 1 cm greater. Plant A typically grows 1 cm taller than Plant B, since the mean for Plant A is 1 cm greater.

Type AType B

Median52 grams52 grams

Lower Quartile49 grams51 grams

Upper Quartile57 grams54 grams

Range14 grams8 grams

Interquartile Range8 grams3 grams

From this table we can see that both types of tomato have the same average mass because their medians are the same.

Comparing the medians and interquartile ranges shows that there is far more variation in the masses of the type A tomatoes, which means that the masses of type B are more consistent than those of type A.

However, comparing the two box and whisker plots, and the upper quartiles, shows that type A tomatoes will generally have a larger mass than those of type B.

Nevertheless, there will be some type A tomatoes that are lighter than any of type B.

Taking all this together, the gardener would be best advised to plant type A tomatoes in future as he is likely to get a better yield from them than from type B.

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circle area = pi * radius^2

if diameter = 10 then radius = 5

circle area = pi * 5^2

circle area = pi * 25

circle area = 78.5398163397 square units

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the answer is 1/4

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