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Let's say you want to know how many pages your 10 favorite books have. After checking

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Considering that we want to find a measure of center of the number of pages in the books, the correct option is:

B A box and whisker plot shows more information than a bar graph.

<h3>When to use a bar graph and a box and whisker plot?</h3>

It we are interest in the extremes of the distribution, that is, the smallest and largest amounts, we use a bar graph.

If we are interested in the central measures of the distribution, we use a box and whisker plot, as it contains more information.

In this problem, we want to find the average number of pages in the books, which is a measure of center, hence option B is correct.

More can be learned about a box and whisker plot at brainly.com/question/12343132

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