Question

Do running times of American movies differ somehow from running times of French movies? The author investigated this question by randomly selecting 25 recent movies of each type, resulting in the following running times.

Am:	94	90	95	93	128	95	125	91	104	116	164	102	90
	110	92	113	116	90	97	103	95	120	109	91	135
Fm:	123	116	90	156	122	119	125	90	96	94	139	102
	105	106	95	125	122	103	96	111	84	113	128	93	92

Construct a comparative stem-and-leaf display by listing stems in the middle of your paper and then placing the Am leaves out to the left and the Fr leaves out to the right. (Enter numbers from smallest to largest separated by spaces. Enter NONE for stems with no values.)

American	Stems	French
	8
	9
	10
	11
	12
	13
	14
	15
	16

Comment on interesting features of the display. (Select all that apply.)

American movies are generally shorter than French movies.
Both American and French movies occasionally run very long.
American movies are unimodal strongly positively skewed, while French movies appear to be bimodal.
French movies are unimodal strongly positively skewed, while American movies appear to be bimodal.
French movies are generally shorter than American movies and are less variable in length.
A typical American movie runs around 95 minutes, while French movies are typically either around 95 minutes or around 125 minutes.
A typical French movie runs around 95 minutes, while American movies are typically either around 95 minutes or around 125 minutes.

Answer 1