I'll give brainliest to whoever shows there work. Plz answer before 2: 30 pm.The table below shows the number of cars sold each month for 5 months at two dealerships. Cars SoldMonth Admiral Autos Countywide CarsJan 4 9Feb 19 17Mar 15 14Apr 10 10May 17 15Which statements are supported by the data in the table? Check all that apply.The mean number of cars sold in a month is the same at both dealerships.The median number of cars sold in a month is the same at both dealerships.The total number of cars sold is the same at both dealerships.The range of the number of cars sold is the same for both dealerships.The data for Admiral Autos shows greater variability.

Answer:1st, 3rd and 5th statements are true. Step-by-step explanation:We have been given a table that hows the number of cars sold each month for 5 months at two dealerships. We are asked to choose the correct statement from the given choices.1. The mean number of cars sold in a month is the same at both dealerships.Let us find mean sales for both dealerships.[tex]\text{Mean}=\frac{\text{Sum of all number of data set}}{\text{Total number in data set}}[/tex][tex]\text{Mean sales for Admiral autos}=\frac{4+19+15+10+17}{5}[/tex][tex]\text{Mean sales for Admiral autos}=\frac{65}{5}[/tex][tex]\text{Mean sales for Admiral autos}=13[/tex] [tex]\text{Mean sales for Countywide Cars}=\frac{9+17+14+10+15}{5}[/tex][tex]\text{Mean sales for Countywide Cars}=\frac{65}{5}[/tex][tex]\text{Mean sales for Countywide Cars}=13[/tex] We can see that mean number of cars sold at both dealerships, therefore, statement 1st is true.   2. The median number of cars sold in a month is the same at both dealerships.Let us arrange our given data set from least to greatest.Median sales for Admiral autos: 4, 10, 15, 17, 19. As our data set have 5 data points, therefore, the median will be the value of 3rd data point that is 15.Median sales for Countywide Cars: 9, 10, 14, 15, 17. As our data set have 5 data points, therefore, the median will be the value of 3rd data point that is 14.Since the median number of cars sold at both dealerships is different, therefore, 2nd statement is false. 3. The total number of cars sold is the same at both dealerships. We have already seen that both dealerships sold 65 cars, therefore, 3rd statement is true.4. The range of the number of cars sold is the same for both dealerships.[tex]\text{Range}=\text{The highest value- The Lowest value}[/tex][tex]\text{Range of Admiral Autos}=19-4[/tex] [tex]\text{Range of Admiral Autos}=15[/tex][tex]\text{Range of Countywide Cars}=17-9[/tex][tex]\text{Range of Countywide Cars}=8[/tex]  Since the ranges of both dealerships are different, therefore, 4th statement is false.5. The data for Admiral Autos shows greater variability.
Let us find standard deviation of both data sets.[tex]\sigma=\sqrt{\frac{\sum(x-\overline x)^2 }{n-1}}[/tex][tex]\text{SD of Admiral Autos}=\sqrt{\frac{(4-13)^2+(19-13)^2+(15-13)^2+(10-13)^2+(17-13)^2}{5-1}}[/tex][tex]\text{SD of Admiral Autos}=\sqrt{\frac{(-9)^2+(6)^2+(2)^2+(-3)^2+(4)^2}{4}}[/tex][tex]\text{SD of Admiral Autos}=\sqrt{\frac{81+36+4+9+16}{4}}[/tex][tex]\text{SD of Admiral Autos}=\sqrt{\frac{146}{4}}[/tex] [tex]\text{SD of Admiral Autos}=\sqrt{36.5}\approx 6.04[/tex][tex]\text{SD of Countywide Cars}=\sqrt{\frac{(9-13)^2+(17-13)^2+(14-13)^2+(10-13)^2+(15-13)^2}{5-1}}[/tex][tex]\text{SD of Countywide Cars}=\sqrt{\frac{(-4)^2+(4)^2+(1)^2+(-3)^2+(2)^2}{4}}[/tex][tex]\text{SD of Countywide Cars}=\sqrt{\frac{16+16+1+9+4}{4}}[/tex][tex]\text{SD of Countywide Cars}=\sqrt{\frac{46}{4}}[/tex] [tex]\text{SD of Countywide Cars}=\sqrt{11.5}\approx 3.39[/tex]Since SD for Admiral Autos is 6.04 and SD for Countywide Cars is 3.39, therefore, 5th statement is true indeed.