The stem-and-leaf plot shows the number of items randomly selected customers in a grocery store bought during its first hour in business.

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Which conjecture about the store’s first hour is not supported by the data?

A.
The store had 46 paying customers.

B.
Most customers bought more than 10 items

C.
The median number of items per customer was about 20.

D.
The most common number of items bought was 15.

Question

The stem-and-leaf plot shows the number of items randomly selected customers in a grocery store bought during its first hour in business.
 
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Which conjecture about the store’s first hour is not supported by the data?
 
 A.
The store had 46 paying customers.
 
 B.
Most customers bought more than 10 items
 
 C.
The median number of items per customer was about 20.
 
 D.
The most common number of items bought was 15.