Question

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Answer 1

A fruit packing plant counted the number of oranges packed in each crate on 1 day. The plant also counted the number of pears packed in each crate on the same day. From these counts, the plant calculated both the mean number of pieces of fruit loaded into a crate and the MAD (mean absolute deviation) for each type of fruit. The plant then made a table of these values.

Fruit Number packed in a crate
Mean MAD
Oranges 30.1 1.3
Pears 36.2 1.5






Which statement best describes the overlap in the distribution of the two data sets?

A.
The overlap is high because the difference in the means is large.

B.
The overlap is high because both means are greater than either MAD.

C.
The overlap is low because the difference in the means is large compared to either MAD.

D.
The overlap is low because the difference in the MADs is small.

Answer 2

Fruit Number packed in a crate
Mean MAD
Oranges 30.1 1.3
Pears 36.2 1.5

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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