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Philip has been experimenting with new recipes at his bakery for the past 8 months. This month, he tried a recipe for lavender vanilla muffins and gave samples to his customers. He asked them to rate the muffins on a scale of 1 to 10 stars. The median rating was 7 stars, and the interquartile range was 4 stars. ) What can you conclude from these data and statistics? Select all that apply. () No customer gave the muffins fewer than 8 stars. A typical rating for the muffins was 7 stars. The middle 50% of customer ratings had a range of 4 stars. Submit

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From these data and statistics, we can conclude the following:

- A typical rating for the muffins was 7 stars, since the median rating was 7 stars.
- The middle 50% of customer ratings had a range of 4 stars, since the interquartile range was 4 stars.
- We cannot conclude that no customer gave the muffins fewer than 8 stars, as the median is not necessarily equal to the mean, and it is possible that some customers rated the muffins below 8 stars. Therefore, this statement is not necessarily true.
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