How much greater is the median number of pairs of shoes in the inventory at the Golf pro Shop than the median number of pairs of shoes in the inventory at the Tennis Pro Shop?

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How much greater is the median number of pairs of shoes in the inventory at the Golf pro Shop than the median number of pairs of shoes in the inventory at the Tennis Pro Shop?

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I think 40-20=20
It seem a bit to easy, I don't know if I'm right

LWZ answered Mar 25, 2019

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Hi there!!

Your answer is 20.

Since A = 40 and B = 20

Subtract 40 by 20 to get 20 (40 - 20 = 20)

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Matt Pascoe answered Mar 29, 2019

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