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X   Frequency 135149.99 1 120134.99 0 105119.99 1 90104.99       1    75 89.99     2 60...

X   Frequency

135149.99 1

120134.99 0

105119.99 1

90104.99       1   

75 89.99     2

60 74.99    5

10

The overall appearance or shape of this distribution is

a. balanced.

b. lopsided.

c. regular.

d. impossible to determine from the information given.

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option A is incorrect because the data is not distributed equally, so it is not balanced shape of the distribution.

option B is correct answer because more data is distributed on the right hand side, so we can say that it is lopsided or left skewed shape of the distribution.

option C is incorrect because the regular distribution of data is assumed to be normal which is not skewed to left or right, but here the data is left skewed.

option D is incorrect because we have sufficient data to identify the correct answer.

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