16. In your class, majority receive high scores on this final examination. Whichof the following data set illustrates this?A.В.C.D.17. A back to back stem and leaf plot compares the heights of the players of twobasketball teams. All heights in the plot below are in inches. Which of thefollowing statements is correct?Team AStemTeam B6891444 589723666 89112483 56193A. The means of the two distributions are the same.B. The medians of the two distributions are the same.C. The ranges of the two distributions are the same.D. The distributions have the same number of observations.

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