Explain how both the boxplot and the histogram can indicate a skewed distribution.

A. The boxplot indicates a skewed distribution when the median isoff-center in the box. The histogram indicates a skewed distribution when there are any observations with very large frequencies.

B. The boxplot indicates a skewed distribution when the whiskers are long relative to the width of the box. The histogram indicates a skewed distribution when there are any very large or very small observations.

C. The boxplot indicates a skewed distribution when there are outliers to only one side. The histogram indicates a skewed distribution when there are very small or very large observations on only one side of thedistribution, far from the center.