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Which statement is NOT supported by the information from the dot plots above?
A .There are twice as many students in Homeroom B that spent 6 hours studying for the science final than in Homeroom A.
B. Homeroom A has a center of 3 hours and Homeroom B has a center of 4.5 hours
C. The spread of the data distribution for Homeroom A is the same as the spread of the data distribution for Homeroom B.
D. The data distribution for Homeroom A is symmetric and the data distribution for Homeroom B is skewed left.
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