When comparing the box plot and histogram, we can see distinct differences in how they represent the data. The box plot that you used displays the median, quartiles, and spread of the property prices, with the median around 960,000. It effectively highlights outliers and provides an overview of the data distribution, although it does not directly show the mode. On the other hand, my histogram illustrates the frequency distribution of property prices, making the mode apparent in the range of 1,000,000 to 1,500,000, where the most properties are concentrated. This visualization highlights the actual frequency of values, offering a clear picture of where most data points lie. Together, the box plot and histogram provide a comprehensive view of the dataset's characteristics, with the histogram being particularly useful for identifying the mode and understanding data concentration, while the box plot offers insights into central tendency and variability