Ask your classmate something about his/her data or histogram that is not clear to you. Share something that you see about your classmate's histogram that your classmate did not mention. Suggests a different representation of your classmate's histogram. Might that representation reveal more or different information? Discuss together.Hello Everyone, image.png 1. The histogram has two distinct peaks which would make it bimodal. 2. The most common class is the velocity range around 22,000; it has the highest frequency. 3. From my observation of the histogram, I can notice that there are two primary velocity ranges that show the highest frequencies, which are around 20,000 and 22,000 and the lowest frequencies are at 18,000 and 24,000. 4. By selecting different bin widths, I can identify new trends within the data set. When I increase the bin width, that results in fewer bins that show a larger range of velocity values. This can hide details but shows broader trends in this dataset. Decreasing the bin width creates more bins that show smaller ranges of velocity values which reveals details and shows multiple peaks in the dataset. Using a bin width of 500 makes the histogram more symmetrical but still has multiple peaks