The following data show the prices of different types of outfits at a store: $2, $2, $28, $26, $25, $27, $25, $27, $26, $28, $30 Which statement is correct about the box plot for the above data? The box plot will have its right tail longer than the left tail because a few exceptionally low prices make the distribution skewed to the right. The box plot will have its right tail longer than the left tail because a few exceptionally low prices make the distribution skewed to the left. The box plot will have its left tail longer than the right tail because a few exceptionally low prices make the distribution skewed to the left. The box plot will have its left tail longer than the right tail because a few exceptionally low prices make the distribution skewed to the right.

2, 2, 25, 25, 26, 26, 27, 28, 28, 30

Minimum: 2

Maximum: 30

Median: 26

Lower quartile: 25

Upper quartile: 28

The box plot will have its left tail longer than the right tail because a few exceptionally low prices make the distribution skewed to the left.

Just so you know, I didn't write this. Next time, do a google search for your answer. But in the mean time, here you go.

Answer: Number 3- The box plot will have its left tail longer than the right tail because a few exceptionally low prices make the distribution skewed to the left.

Step-by-step explanation:

The following data show the prices of different types of outfits at a store:

$2, $2, $28, $26, $25, $27, $25, $27, $26, $28, $30

Which statement is correct about the box plot for the above data? (1 point)

1. The box plot will have its right tail longer than the left tail because a few exceptionally low prices make the distribution skewed to the right.

2. The box plot will have its right tail longer than the left tail because a few exceptionally low prices make the distribution skewed to the left.

3. The box plot will have its left tail longer than the right tail because a few exceptionally low prices make the distribution skewed to the left.

4. The box plot will have its left tail longer than the right tail because a few exceptionally low prices make the distribution skewed to the right.

The two $2 at the beginning of the data are outliers. They are exceptionally lower than all the other numbers, meaning they will be alone at the beginning of the data. That is the left! Now, it is number 3 and not 4 because it makes the data skewed to the left because of the low prices, not right. The two $2 hang off to the left. Which means the answer is number 3!

3. The box plot will have its left tail longer than the right tail because a few exceptionally low prices make the distribution skewed to the left.