The image shows a bar graph depicting the distribution of survey respondents across different age groups. The horizontal axis represents age ranges, while the vertical axis indicates the number of respondents.**Age Groups and Respondent Counts:**- **16-25:** 10 respondents- **26-35:** 20 respondents- **36-45:** 30 respondents- **46-55:** 10 respondents- **56-65:** 20 respondents- **66-75:** 10 respondentsThe graph illustrates that the highest number of respondents falls within the 36-45 age group, while the lowest number of respondents is seen in the 16-25, 46-55, and 66-75 age groups, each with just 10 individuals. The image displays a handwritten graph titled "Age of Survey Respondents." The graph categorizes ages as follows: 16-25, 26-35, 36-45, 46-55, 56-65, and 66-75. Below the graph, a question is posed, asking, "Which of the following statements is true?" The options provided are:1. There must have been a large number of respondents younger than 16 or older than 76 who are not represented on the graph.2. The 36 to 45-year-old category contained 1/4 of the respondents.3. There were more respondents in the 66 to 75-year-old category than any other category.

52-91 26-35 36-45 46-55 56-65 66-79 Age of Survey Respondents Which of the following statements is true? There must have been a large number of respondents younger than 16 or older than 76 who are not represented on the graph. The 36 to 45 year old category contained 1/4 of the respondents. There were more respondents in the 66 to 75 year old category than any other category.