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The mean absolute deviation (MAD) of Tori's data is about 4.4. The MAD of Jada's data is about 2.6. Which statement is
BEST supported by the data?
A. The MAD for Tori's points scored is about 1.7 times Jada's, meaning the number of points Tori scored is more
varied.
B. The MAD for Jada's points scored is about 0.6 times Tori's, meaning the number of points Jada scored is more
varied.
C. The difference of the means is about 1.5 times the MADs, so the variation is not significant.
D. The difference of the means is about 0.9 times the MADs, so the variation is not significant.
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