The problem question is something that you need to answer with your data and should be worthwhile investigating.

• including intro, frequency table explained, dot plot explained

• symmetrical = from the median split in half both sides are the same

• Asymmetrical = both sides are not even when split in half

• Unimodal = a frequency distribution that has only one peak

• Bimodal = have a camel hump or having two curves that have their own points with a dip in the middle

• Uniform = when it is symmetrical the same kind of like a cube shape

• Bell shaped/normal curve = a curve that has one peak point and is normal

• Right/left skewed = the peak point leaning to the left or to the right with a tail at the end

  
  

• patterns or characteristics in the data that deviate significantly from what is expected based on typical behavior.

• Outliers, clusters and gaps are special features.

  
  

  (in the image above there are examples of gaps, outliers and clusters.)

The heights of Group 1 are more spread than Group 2 because of the bigger 50% box.

Evidence

In my sample, Group 1's heights and more varied than Group 2's heights. This could be due to...

If we take a similar sample size from another area I think the spread would be smaller/bigger.