Question

The box-and-whisker plots below show the numbers of motor vehicles produced in four different regions for selected years since 1950.
Which region has had the GREATEST amount of variability in annual vehicle production?

A. Japan

B. Europe

C. Canada

D. United States

Answer 1

Pretty sure it’s Europe because it’s between 13 and 17.5 million vehicles, it might be Japan but pretty sure it’s europe

Answer 2

Answer: A. Japan

Step-by-step explanation:

Japan would have more variables in the production the vehicles annual leave because it has the longest box out of all other reasons, and when you’re dealing with box equations the longest box has the most variables when the short box has the least variables.