This scenario is used in more than one question. The organizers of a popular half-marathon in a small Midwest town always have trouble recruiting enough volunteers to meet the runners at the finish line. They've decided to concentrate their resources and have the most volunteers when the majority of runners cross the finish line. The organizers randomly chose 100 runners' finish times from the last three years of the race. Race times are in minutes to two decimal places, for example 100.50 would mean 100 minutes and 30 seconds. Interpret the histogram below. When should the race organizers recruit the most volunteers to welcome people at the finish line? (Times have been rounded to the nearest minute) Histogram of 100 runners' half-marathon times 35 159 minutes to 195 minutes 141 minutes to 177 minutes 123 minutes to 159 minutes 105 minutes to 141 minutes