HELP ASAP!! ILL MARK BRAINLIEST! David recorded the ages, in years, of the members of four high school clubs. Each club has the same number of members. A brief description of David’s data is shown. Music Club: This club has the same number of members older than 16 and younger than 16.
Physics Club: This club has the greatest number of older members.
Sports Club: This club has the greatest number of younger members.
History Club: This club has the oldest member enrolled.
David then made box plots showing his data. Match the labels of the clubs to the box plots. Drag and drop each club into the indicated rectangles.

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