A study carried out to investigate the distribution of total braking time (reaction time plus accelerator-to-brake movement

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A study carried out to investigate the of total braking time (reaction time plus accelerator-to-brake movement time, in ms) during real driving conditions at 60 km/hr gave the following summary information on the of times ("A Field Study on Braking Responses During Driving," Ergonomics, 1995: 1903-1910):
mean = 535 median = 500 mode = 500
sd = 96 minimum = 220 maximum = 925
5th percentile = 400
10th percentile = 430
90th percentile = 640
95th percentile = 720
What can you conclude about the shape of a histogram of this data? Explain your reasoning.
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