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The table below shows the number of runners in four marathons with times in various ranges. The times of the runners in which marathon represent an extreme distribution? Marathon A Greater than 2:30 but less than 3:00 122 139 155 171 Marathon B Greater than 3:00 but less than 3:30 148 150 198 213 Marathon C Greater than 3:30 but less than 4:00 179 188 244 268 Marathon D Greater than 4:30 but less than 5:00 267 134 161 189 A. Marathon B B. Marathon C C. Marathon A D. Marathon D
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