BFW Publishers The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency collects a variety of data pertaining to countries all over the world. The provided boxplots summarize information on different aspects of the populations of these countries. Match each histogram to its corresponding boxplot. A boxplot of the annual death rates. The median for the boxplot sits in the middle of the box. The two lines, or whiskers. that extend from the box are of equal length. A boxplot of the median age of the population. The median for the boxplot sits whiskers, that extend from the box are of equal length and are short. The box por A boxplot of the population growth rate. The median for the boxplot sits in the whiskers, that extend from the box are of equal length and are long. The box por outlier on the far left side of the plot is denoted by an open circle. A boxplot of the life expectancy at birth. The median for the boxplot sits close or whisker, that extends from the third quartile is shorter than the line that extend outliers on the far left side of the plot are denoted by open circles. A boxplot of the infant mortality rates. The median for the boxplot sits closer t whisker, that extends from the first quartile is shorter than the line that extends fi on the far right side of the plot are denoted by open circles. Answer Bank A histogram with a high peak on the right side of the x-axis. The heights of the bars start low on the left side of the graph and gradually get taller towards the right side. A histogram that is roughly symmetric and shaped like a bell curve. A histogram that is roughly symmetric but has a slightly higher peak than a standard bell curve, and both ends trail off drastically. A histogram with a high peak on the left side of the x-axis. The heights of the bars start to decrease as the graph trails off towards the right side. or ble line, le, or tliers