Monica is curious about how much time her friends and family members spend outside. She asks her friends and family members to track their hours outside for one week. She organizes their responses into a histogram. Interpret the distribution of the data shown in the histogram by identifying any gaps, clusters, or outliers.

Question

Monica is curious about how much time her friends and family members spend outside. She asks her friends and family members to track their hours outside for one week. She organizes their responses into a histogram. Interpret the distribution of the data shown in the histogram by identifying any gaps, clusters, or outliers.

Responses:
A- The data in the histogram contains a cluster between 0 hours and 20 hours and another cluster between 40 hours and 50 hours. There is a gap between 30 hours and 40 hours. There is an outlier between 50 hours and 60 hours.
B- The data in the histogram contains a cluster between 0 hours and 110 hours. There is a gap between 30 hours and 40 hours. There is an outlier between 100 hours and 110 hours. The data in the histogram contains a cluster between 0 hours and 110 hours.
C- The data in the histogram contains a cluster between 0 hours and 20 hours and another cluster between 40 hours and 50 hours. There is an outlier between 100 hours and 110 hours. There are no gaps.
D- The data in the histogram contains a cluster between 0 hours and 20 hours and another cluster between 40 hours and 50 hours. There is an outlier between 100 hours and 110 hours.

Answer 1

A- The data in the histogram contains a cluster between 0 hours and 20 hours and another cluster between 40 hours and 50 hours. There is a gap between 30 hours and 40 hours. There is an outlier between 50 hours and 60 hours. This interpretation highlights the presence of two main groups of people who spend different amounts of time outside, with one outlier who spends significantly more time outside than the rest of the group.