Okay, so here we have two datasets. We're going to be comparing them and choosing the answer that best describes the data, and all of our answers are basically just getting at which one of these has greater variability or if they have the same amount of variability. And we can calculate that very easily by looking at the range, which is very simple to calculate: just our highest value minus our lowest value. So in dataset 1, our highest value is 10 and our lowest value is 5, which would mean our range is going to be 5 for dataset 1 and in dataset 2 our highest value is 27 and our lowest value is 1, so our range is 26. This has a much higher range than dataset 1 has, which means that dataset 2 has greater variability.
There's just more difference, more variance, in those data points compared to dataset 1. So our answer here is going to be b. And there you have it.