Question

the box plots show the heights of sunflower plants in a random sample of 40 plants from field a and a random sample of 40 plants from field b. which field typically has shorter plants? explain. field? typically has shorter plants. you can tell because the? of its sample is? that of the other field.

Explanation:

To determine which field has shorter plants, we compare the central tendency (median, represented by the line inside each box plot) of the two samples. The median of Field A's sample is 7 ft, while the median of Field B's sample is 8 ft. A lower median indicates that the typical height of plants in that field is shorter.

Answer:

Field A typically has shorter plants.
You can tell because the median of its sample is less than that of the other field.