### Histogram Analysis Activity#### Question (a)Choose the appropriate histogram:- ☐ Histogram A- ☐ Histogram B- ☐ Histogram C#### Question (b)Describe the shape of the histogram:- ☐ The distribution is symmetric.- ☐ The distribution is skewed to the right.- ☐ The distribution is skewed to the left.#### Question (c)Identify any unusual values. (Round your answers to 2 decimal places.)#### Unusual Values Table| Unusual Values ||------------------|| || | ### CEO Compensation Analysis#### Dataset OverviewThe table below shows the annual compensation of 40 randomly chosen CEOs, in millions of dollars:```5.35 1.97 2.48 24.93 8.19 14.57 5.42 3.26 4.12192.80 16.67 62.21 3.68 10.32 4.92 8.59 1.50 8.49 1.565.81 37.16 38.54 2.69 6.18 15.88 2.18 1.73 5.2426.67 12.80 19.41 41.68 18.27 6.44 0.79 2.2331.47 12.83 20.16 5.16 18.86 4.66 1.38 4.85```Download the dataset: [Excel Data File](#)#### (a) Histogram AnalysisSelect the correct histogram for the above data. Below are three candidate histograms depicting the distribution of CEO annual compensations.### Histogram A- **Description**: The histogram displays frequencies of CEO compensations, with the values clustered mainly on the lower end (0-50 million dollars). A notable peak is seen in the bins at the lower ranges, with some outliers in higher ranges.- **Axis Details**: - *X-axis*: Compensation (millions of dollars) - *Y-axis*: Percent of total frequencies### Histogram B- **Description**: This histogram also illustrates CEO compensation distribution with a similar lower end concentration of values but with a slightly different shape. There are a few isolated spikes possibly representing outliers.- **Axis Details**: - *X-axis*: Compensation (millions of dollars) - *Y-axis*: Percent of total frequencies### Histogram C- **Description**: The third histogram represents a similar distribution, highly concentrated in the lower ranges with additional bars at much higher values, potentially indicating high compensation outliers.- **Axis Details**: - *X-axis*: Compensation (millions

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The toble shows the annual compensation of 40 randomly chosen CEOS (millions of dollars) 24.93 5.35 192.00 1.93 8.19 7.60 14.57 1e.32 3.26 2.49 5.42 4.12 3.36 16.07 23.62 15.58 82.81 26.67 31.47 17.55 13.00 27.es 6.38 B.88 $.98 4.53 1.73 5.94 2.23 4.e5 19.41 4.63 9.86 8.79 12.83 20.16 6.16 8.89 4.46 1.38 Rpicture Click here for the Excel Date File (a) Select the correct histogram for the above data Histogram A Histogram B Histogram C Histogram Histogram 35 30 25 20 15 10

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