Using the same scale, draw a box-and-whisker plot for each of the two data sets, placing the PHT-34 plot below the CBX-21 plot. Write a valid conclusion based on the data. The maximum number of bushels cultivated per acre for CBX-21 is approximately equal to the median number of bushels cultivated per acre for PHT-34.The median number of bushels cultivated per acre for CBX-21 is approximately equal to the median number of bushels cultivated per acre for PHT-34. The maximum number of bushels cultivated per acre for PHT-34 is approximately equal to the median number of bushels cultivated per acre for CBX-21.The minumum number of bushels cultivated per acre for PHT-34 is approximately equal to the median number of bushels cultivated per acre for CBX-21.

Using the same scale, draw a box-and-whisker plot for each of the two data sets, placing the PHT-34 plot below the CBX-21 plot. Write a valid conclusion based on the data. The maximum number of bushels cultivated per acre for CBX-21 is approximately equal to the median number of bushels cultivated per acre for PHT-34.The median number of bushels cultivated per acre for CBX-21 is approximately equal to the median number of bushels cultivated per acre for PHT-34. The maximum number of bushels cultivated per acre for PHT-34 is approximately equal to the median number of bushels cultivated per acre for CBX-21.The minumum number of bushels cultivated per acre for PHT-34 is approximately equal to the median number of bushels cultivated per acre for CBX-21.

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Description: The table below shows the numbers of bushels of barley cultivated per acre for 12 one-acre plots of land for two different strains of barley, PHT-34 and CBX-21.PHT-34CBX-21425549464744374447464550494846594652464944484251Using the same scale, draw a b

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