ToMai). An 164 The side-by-side boxplots for distributions A and B were drawn on the same axes. Use the box plots to answer Exercises 4-8. 4. Which distribution has the greater range? Boy A has the greatest range B 5. Which distribution has the smallest interquartile range? BOX B has the Smallest inter quartile 6. What percent of the scores in distribution A is above distribution B's maximum score? 7. Which distribution has scores that are the most varied? 8. What percent of scores in distribution A are less than distribution B's first quartile? 250 D osco sso 600 650 700 750 800 850 The side-by-side boxplots for distributions A and B were drawn on the same axes. Use the box plots to answer Exercises 4-8. median 4. Which distribution has the greater range? BoY A has the greatest range 5. Which distribution has the smallest interquartile range? BOX B has the smallest inter quartile 6. What percent of the scores in distribution A is above distribution B's maximum score? 7. Which distribution has scores that are the most varied? 8. What percent of scores in distribution A are less than distribution B's first quartile? ToMai). An 164 The side-by-side boxplots for distributions A and B were drawn on the same axes. Use the box plots to answer Exercises 4-8. 4. Which distribution has the greater range? Boy A has the greatest range B 5. Which distribution has the smallest interquartile range? BOX B has the Smallest inter quartile 6. What percent of the scores in distribution A is above distribution B's maximum score? 7. Which distribution has scores that are the most varied? 8. What percent of scores in distribution A are less than distribution B's first quartile? 250 D osco sso 600 650 700 750 800 850 The side-by-side boxplots for distributions A and B were drawn on the same axes. Use the box plots to answer Exercises 4-8. median 4. Which distribution has the greater range? BoY A has the greatest range 5. Which distribution has the smallest interquartile range? BOX B has the smallest inter quartile 6. What percent of the scores in distribution A is above distribution B's maximum score? 7. Which distribution has scores that are the most varied? 8. What percent of scores in distribution A are less than distribution B's first quartile