Two students compared the scores on their math tests. Their results on 9 tests are shown in the box plots below.
1 answer:
The statements that are true for the box plots are:
C. The median of Nadia’s data = median of Ben’s data.
D. Nadia had the highest score on a test
<h3>How to Find the Median of a Box Plot?</h3>The median of a data set is the center value, which is indicated on a box plot by a vertical line that divides the box.
Given the two box plots, we can conclude that:
Median for the data of Nadia is 92, which is the same for Ben.
The extreme whisker to the right for Nadia is at 100, which is the highest value for Nadia while that of Ben is 99.
The true statements are:
C. The median of Nadia’s data = median of Ben’s data.
D. Nadia had the highest score on a test
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