Question

A teacher is comparing her students’ math quiz scores in two of her classes. The line plots show the number of questions answered correctly for 20 randomly selected students from each class. Which statement is best supported by the information in the plots?
A.)Students in class B are more likely to have higher scores than students in class A.

B.)Students in class A have the same scores as students in class B.

C.)Students in class B always have higher scores than students in class A.

D.)Students in class A are more likely to have higher scores than students in class B.

Answer 1

It's actually 

A.)Students in class B are more likely to have higher scores than students in class A.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The statement that best describes the information in the plot is:

Option: A

A.)Students in class B are more likely to have higher scores than students in class A.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given line plot of two classes:

Class A and Class B.

Clearly from the line plot we could see that less of the students from class A score more marks as compared to that of the class B students.

Since in line plot of class A the dots are less plotted to the left than to the right while in class B the dots are more plotted to the right than to the left.

Hence, the correct answer is:

Option: A