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Raquel and Van live in two different cities. As part of a project, they each record the lowest prices for a gallon of gas at gas
stations around their cities on the same day. Raquel's data show 7 = 3.42 and 0 =0.07. Van's data show x = 3.78 and
o=0.23.
Which statement is true about their gas-price data?
Raquel's data are most likely closer to $3.42 than Van's data are to $3.78.
Van's data are most likely closer to $3.42 than Raquel's data are to $3.78.
Raquel's data are most likely closer to $3.78 than Van's data are to $3.42.
Van's data are most likely closer to $3.78 than Raquel's data are to $3.42.
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