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The ages of attendees at two different movies were randomly sampled. The data is in the double box plot. Drag each statement to the table to show whether it applies to Movie A or movie B
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The ages of attendees at two different movies were randomly sampled. The data is in the double box plot. Drag each statement to the table to show whether it applies to Movie A or movie B

The ages of attendees at two different movies were randomly sampled. The data is in-example-1
The ages of attendees at two different movies were randomly sampled. The data is in-example-1
The ages of attendees at two different movies were randomly sampled. The data is in-example-2
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part B needs to change

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