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Otis measured the heights of several sunflowers. He found that their heights were 2, 3, 3, 5, and 7 feet.

Otis found that the mean was 4 feet and the range was 5
feet.

Which numbers describe the center and spread of this data set?

A. 4 feet describes the center, and 5 feet describes the spread.

B. 2 feet describes the center, and 7 feet describes the spread.

C. 5 feet describes the center, and 4 feet describes the spread.

D. 7 feet describes the center, and 2 feet describes the spread.

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