The given double graph shows the average heights of boys and girls at specific ages Which conclusion is supported by the graph?
Girls are taller than boys until the age of 14
Girls and boys grow the same amount each year
After the age of 14 boys grow faster than girls
Boys are always taller than girls
A
Girls and boys grow the same amount each year
B
Boys are always taller than girls
C
Girls are taller than boys until the age of 14
D
After the age of 14 boys grow faster than girls
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Till age 10, boys and girls grow the same. From 10 to 12, girls grow faster. And after the age of 14 boys grow faster than girls.
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