Mr. Saba owns two food trucks. He rents two spots at the state fair. This table shows the number of tacos the two food trucks sold each day for 10 days.

Food Truck 1 721 658 437 527 601 468 425 431 508 515

Food Truck 2 462 471 426 654 647 732 701 684 632 698

Which conclusion can be drawn from the data?

The medians for the two taco trucks are the same

.

The two food trucks sold the most tacos on Day 3.

The range between the maximum and minimum values for taco truck 2 is greater than the range between the maximum and minimum values for taco truck 1.

On average, food truck 1 sold more tacos over the 10 days than food truck 2.

Using the data for each truck lets calculate,

median for truck 1 - 511.5

median for truck 2 - 650.5

lets consider each statement

A. medians for both trucks are the same - wrong

median for 1 and 2 are 511.5 and 650.5 respectively

B. the two trucks sold most number of tacos on 3rd day

truck 1 sold 437 on day 3 but highest number it sold was 721 on day 1

truck 2 sold 426 on day 3 but highest number was 732 on day 6

therefore this statement too is wrong

C.

truck 1 - range between maximum (721) and minimum (425) = 296

truck 2 - maximum (732) and minimum (426) difference = 306

the range between maximum and minimum in truck 2 is 306 thats greater than range between maximum and minimum in truck 1, that's 296

therefore this statement is correct

D.

total number of tacos for each truck -

truck 1 - 5291

truck 2 - 6107

food truck 1 sold less than truck 2 therefore this statement too is wrong

I think what hes saying is that the correct ancewer is the one that starts with the maximum and minimum values