The box plots for the two samples are shown on the same grid. Use the box plots to compare the two samples. Make two comparisons.

1. **Identify key values from the box plots**: * **Old Sample**: Median (red line) = 1. Q1 (left edge of box) = 1. Q3 (right edge of box) = 2. IQR = 2 - 1 = 1. * **New Sample**: Median = 2. Q1 = 1. Q3 = 3. IQR = 3 - 1 = 2. 2. **Compare the Medians**: Look at the red lines. The median for the new sample (2) is higher than for the old sample (1). Write a sentence explaining what this means in context (e.g., "on average, customers in the new sample got more rewards"). 3. **Compare a measure of spread (IQR or Range)**: * **IQR**: The box for the new sample (width from 1 to 3, so IQR=2) is wider than the box for the old sample (width from 1 to 2, so IQR=1). Write a sentence explaining what this means (e.g., "the number of rewards was more spread out/varied for the new sample"). * **Range**: The range is Max - Min. For both samples, Min=1 and Max=5, so the range is 4. The ranges are the same, so this is a less useful comparison. 4. Formulate two distinct comparison statements, one about the average (median) and one about the spread (IQR).