To help travelers know what to expect, researchers collected the prices of commodities in 101 countries throughout the world. The accompanying boxplots compare the average prices of a bottle of water, a dozen eggs, and a loaf of bread in the 101 countries (prices are all in US$ as of June 2020). Complete parts a and b below. Question content area bottom Part 1 a) In general, which commodity is the most expensive? A. On average, a loaf of bread is the most expensive of the three. The median of bread prices is approximately equal to the third quartile of the water prices. B. A boxplot cannot be used to judge which commodity is the most expensive. The boxplot does not show how many of each commodity is in each quartile. C. On average, a bottle of water is the most expensive of the three. The maximum water price is above all of the bread prices. D. On average, a dozen eggs is the most expensive of the three. The median price of eggs is higher than the upper quartile price of the water and bread. Part 2