Which of the following best explains why one graph appears skewed and one graph appears symmetric? the intervals on the x-axis of the histogram are too large. the interval on the y-axis of the histogram is too small. the interval on the x-axis of the histogram is inconsistent. the interval on the box-and-whisker plot is too small.

The reason for one graph appears skewed, and one graph appears symmetric is the interval on the x-axis of the histogram is inconsistent.

What is histogram?

A histogram is the way of representation of data which is used to show the frequency distribution using the rectangle similar to a bar graph.

In the problem, the data given as,

In the attached image below, the histogram and box plot is shown for the ages of Elizabeth's Grandchildren and their frequency.
In the 3rd and 4the bar of histogram, the data is jumped from 14 to 20 instead of 15.
The frequency distribution in histogram for this data is inconsistent.
This inconsistency brought the between the two graphs.

Thus, the reason of one graph appears skewed, and one graph appears symmetric is the interval on the x-axis of the histogram is inconsistent.

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