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ale of these data from the histogram Are the usual notions of center and abroad useful summerice of these data? conds Winning Times X and s ot cap 60- ot cap 50- are sy bution Count 30- are un 20- 10- 0- 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 Seconds Print DoneThe histogram available below shows the winning times in seconds for an annual horse race for the past 125 years. Complete parts (a) through (cl) below. [5 Click the icon to view the histogram of winning times. .v No, because they do not capture the bimodal nature of the data. No, because they do not capture the symmetric nature of the data. Yes, because the data are symmetric. Yes, because the distribution is uniform. 91999:? Yes, because the data are unimodal and symmetric. (b) Describe the shape of the distribution of these data. The shape of the histogram is bimodal. (c) What do you think the boxplot of these data would look like? The boxplot would be small, located over the cluster of times on the left with a cluster of outliers to the right. (d) Can you think of an explanation for the shape of the histogram? What plot of these data would help you resolve whether you have the right explanation? Q) A. The weather may affect the winning time. A pie chart would be helpful. 0 B. The weight of the jockey may affect the winning time. Atimeplot would be helpful. 0 C. The length of the race may have changed. Atimeplot would be helpful. 0 D. The horses have gotten faster over time. A boxplot would be helpful