Discuss the correlation, cause-and-effect, hidden variables, ways data could be used

outliers?

The number of vehicles traveling between Canada and the United States. Time (Years) Total Number Of Vehicles Total Number Of Vehicles Entering Canada From Entering The US From The US Canada 2014 2,461,195 571,272 2015 2,279,015 591,089 2016 2,132,795 635,038 2017 2,151,134 630,620 2018 2,181,782 572,090 2019 2,073,129 570,125 2020 2,108,365 591,133 2021 627,461 134,295 Number of Vehicles Traveling Between Canada and US Number of Vehicles Traveling Between Canada and US 0.000 . 200.000 so 0.000 0000250.000 1.700.000 of Western There | Number of Vehicles Traveling Between Canada and US 0000 6000 06 The 3000000 2500000 2000000 1500000 1000000 500000 0 The Blue coloured box plot represents "Total number of vehides entering Canada from the US, while the red coloured box plot represents "Total number of vehicles entering the US from Canada The X signs in the box plots represent the medians The horizontal lines in box plots represent the third quartiles. From the box plots, it is clear that the median number of vehicles entering the US from Canada is far lesser than the number of vehicles entering Canada from the US The maximum number of vehicles that enter the US from Canada is lesser than the minimum number of vehicles that enter Canada from the US, Both the plots are skewed The number of vehicles traveling between Canada and the United States. Time (Years) Total Number Of Vehicles Total Number Of Vehicles Entering Canada From Entering The US From The US Canada 2014 2,461,195 571,272 2015 2,279,015 591,089 2016 2,132,795 635,038 2017 2,151,134 630,620 2018 2,181,782 572,090 2019 2,073,129 570,125 2020 2,108,365 591,133 2021 627,461 134,295 Number of Vehicles Traveling Between Canada and US Number of Vehicles Traveling Between Canada and US 0.000 . 200.000 so 0.000 0000250.000 1.700.000 of Western There | Number of Vehicles Traveling Between Canada and US 0000 6000 06 The 3000000 2500000 2000000 1500000 1000000 500000 0 The Blue coloured box plot represents "Total number of vehides entering Canada from the US, while the red coloured box plot represents "Total number of vehicles entering the US from Canada The X signs in the box plots represent the medians The horizontal lines in box plots represent the third quartiles. From the box plots, it is clear that the median number of vehicles entering the US from Canada is far lesser than the number of vehicles entering Canada from the US The maximum number of vehicles that enter the US from Canada is lesser than the minimum number of vehicles that enter Canada from the US, Both the plots are skewed