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Refer to Figure 10-4. Best friends Laurel and Hardy both enjoy watching romantic comedies and science fiction movies. Based on the diagrams above what can you conclude about their movie preferences?

• They have identical movie preferences.

• Hardy enjoys romantic comedies more than Laurel.

• Hardy enjoys science fiction movies more than Laurel.

• The diagrams do not provide any information about relative preferences.

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