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5. The following tables given information about the weeki, number of pizzas soid at two outlets of the Pisa Pizza Factory. Outlet A Outlet B minimum pizzas minimum pizzas lower quartile 394 312 lower quartile 429 330 median 448 median 346 362 upper quartile maximum pizzas upper quartile 470 maxinum pizzas 513 408 Select the two statements that are true about the number of pizzas sold at each outlet. I. At least 75% of the time outlet A sells more than outlet B. The number of pizzas sold by outlet B is increasing weekly. The range of outlet A is greater than the range of outlet B. II. II. IV. Outlet A always sells more than outlet B. A. I and II only B. I and HII only C. II and III only D. III and IV only E. II and IV only

5. The following tables given information about the weeki, number of pizzas soid at two outlets of the Pisa Pizza Factory. Outlet A Outlet B minimum pizzas minimum pizzas lower quartile 394 312 lower quartile 429 330 median 448 median 346 362 upper quartile maximum pizzas upper quartile 470 maxinum pizzas 513 408 Select the two statements that are true about the number of pizzas sold at each outlet. I. At least 75% of the time outlet A sells more than outlet B. The number of pizzas sold by outlet B is increasing weekly. The range of outlet A is greater than the range of outlet B. II. II. IV. Outlet A always sells more than outlet B. A. I and II only B. I and HII only C. II and III only D. III and IV only E. II and IV only

Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

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