A total of 20 men and 20 women volunteer to participate in a statistics project. The height and weight of each subject are given in the table. Draw one histogram for height of the subjects and a separate histogram for weight. Use different colors for men and women so that you can visually compare the distributions by sex and plot weights in 10-lb intervals (i.e., 90–99 lb, 100–109 lb, 110–119 lb, etc.).

Hello, everyone and welcome to today's video. So which of the following graphical representations would be the ideal choice for depicting central tendency and show distribution of a continuous data set. A is line graph B is bar. Graph C is histogram D is going to be pie chart. Well as it turns out the best choice for detecting central tendency and show distribution is going to be the histogram. But what makes it so well as it turns out the histogram is going to be displaying the data in bars where each bar is going to represent a range of values and the height of the bar is going to represent the frequency or number of occurrences of values in that range. Now, these characteristics are going to allow us to depict central tendency and show distribution in a very effective way making answer choice C histogram. The correct answer for this question. I really hope this helped and I hope to see you on the next one.