With \(100\) trials and a \(1\text{-}\text{point}\) win-rate gap, which conclusion is supported by the stated thresholds?

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The averages are indistinguishable under the screen; variability is undetermined.

The averages are indistinguishable under the screen; variability is equal.

B is higher under the screen; variability is undetermined.

A is higher under the screen; variability is undetermined.

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Curriculum context

Course: Math II
Standard: S-MD.7
Category: Statistics and Probability
Domain: Using Probability to Make Decisions
Objective: Analyze decisions and strategies with probability concepts in applied settings.
Problem type: Compare simulated strategy averages and variability under a stated screen