Two datasets of numbers from 41 to 50 are displayed in two dot plots. Compare the shapes and spreads of the dot plots. What conclusions can you draw about the shapes and the spreads?

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Dataset A has a greater spread than Dataset B. Dataset A is skewed right, and Dataset B is symmetrical. Dataset A has a peak at 43. Dataset B has a peak at 47.
Dataset A has a greater spread than Dataset B. Dataset A is skewed right, and Dataset B is symmetrical. Dataset A has a peak at 43. Dataset B has a peak at 47.

Dataset A and Dataset B have equal spreads. Dataset A is skewed left, and Dataset B is symmetrical. Dataset A has a peak at 43. Dataset B has a peak at 47.
Dataset A and Dataset B have equal spreads. Dataset A is skewed left, and Dataset B is symmetrical. Dataset A has a peak at 43. Dataset B has a peak at 47.

Dataset A and Dataset B have equal spreads. Dataset A is skewed right, and Dataset B is symmetrical. Dataset A has a peak at 42. Dataset B has a peak at 46.
Dataset A and Dataset B have equal spreads. Dataset A is skewed right, and Dataset B is symmetrical. Dataset A has a peak at 42. Dataset B has a peak at 46.

Dataset A and Dataset B have equal spreads. Dataset A is skewed right, and Dataset B is symmetrical. Dataset A has a peak at 43. Dataset B has a peak at 47.

Answer 1

Dataset A has a greater spread than Dataset B. Dataset A is skewed right, and Dataset B is symmetrical. Dataset A has a peak at 43, while Dataset B has a peak at 47. This indicates that the numbers in Dataset A are more spread out and skewed towards the higher end, while the numbers in Dataset B are more closely clustered around the middle.