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A community garden tracked two plots for one summer. Plot A received weekly compost, while Plot B did not. At the end of the summer, tomato plants in Plot A produced an average of 18 tomatoes each, compared with 11 in Plot B. Which choice best supports the claim that weekly compost was associated with higher tomato production?
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Shortcut used: Use the measured comparison that directly addresses the claim.
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  2. Apply the relevant formula, rule, or concept.
  3. Check the final value against the options.
Common mistake: Do not choose an option before confirming the exact demand of the question.
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A community garden tracked two plots for one summer. Plot A received weekly compost, while Plot B did not. At the end of the summer, tomato plants in Plot A produced an average of 18 tomatoes each, compared with 11 in Plot B. Which choice best supports the claim that weekly compost was associated with higher tomato production?

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