The boxplots display case prices (in dollars) of white wines produced by three vineyards in the western United States. Describe these wine prices.
▸ Vineyards A and B have about the same average price; the boxplots show similar medians and similar IQRs. Vineyard C has consistently higher prices except for one potential outlier, but more variation in pricing as shown by the larger IQR. The distributions for A and B are approximately symmetric, while the distribution for C is right-skewed.
▸ Vineyards A and B have about the same average price; the boxplots show similar medians and similar IQRs. Vineyard C has higher prices except for one potential outlier, and a less variation in pricing as shown by the smaller IQR and overall range. Distributions A and B are approximately symmetric, while distribution C is right-skewed.
▸ Vineyards A and B have about the same average price; the boxplots show similar medians and similar IQRs. Vineyard C has higher prices except for one potential outlier, and less variation in pricing as shown by the smaller IQR and overall range. All three distributions are roughly symmetric.
▸ Vineyards A and B have different average prices, but a similar variation. Vineyard C has lower prices except for one potential outlier, and less variation in pricing as shown by the smaller IQR. The distributions for A and B are approximately symmetric, while the distribution for C is right-skewed.
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