Braxton compared the number of shots taken by each team member during two basketball practices. The results are shown on the dot plots below. The mean number of shots taken at practice 1 is 13 and the mean number of shots taken at practice 2 is 14.5. A dot plot titled Shots Taken at Practice 1. The number line goes from 10 to 16. There is 1 dot above 10, 1 above 11, 2 above 12, 4 above 13, 2 above 14, 1 above 15, and 1 above 16.
A dot plot titled Shots Taken at Practice 2. The number line goes from 10 to 16. There are 0 dots above 10, 11, and 12, 4 above 13, 2 above 14, 2 above 15, and 4 above 16.

Which is an accurate comparison of the two data sets?
The typical player took more shots at Practice 1, and the shots taken at Practice 1 showed less variability than the shots taken at Practice 2.
The typical player took more shots at Practice 2, and the shots taken at Practice 1 showed more variability than the shots taken at Practice 2.
The typical player took more shots at Practice 1, and the shots taken at Practice 1 showed the same amount of variability as the shots taken at Practice 2.
The typical player took more shots at Practice 2, and the shots taken at Practice 1 showed the same amount of variability as the shots taken at Practice 2.