The histogram represents data collected on the frequency of how far the tide rose, in feet, up the beach from the buoy. A histogram titled Tides For 15 Days with an x-axis labeled Measurement In Feet with intervals of 1 to 5, 6 to 10, 11 to 15, 16 to 20, and 21 to 25. The y-axis is labeled Frequency and starts at 0 with tick marks every one unit up to 7. There is a shaded bar above 1 to 5 that stops at 1, above 6 to 10 that stops at 3, above 11 to 15 that stops at 4, above 16 to 20 that stops at 4, and above 21 to 25 that stops at 3. Which statement best describes the spread and distribution of the data? The data is almost symmetric, with a maximum range of 24. This means that the tide frequently measured around 11 to 20 feet. The data is skewed, with a maximum range of 24. This means that the tide was frequently very high in the 16 to 25 feet range. The data is bimodal, with a maximum range of 24. This means that the tide was frequently between 6 to 10