Given below is the plot of quantity produced by different companies of a certain product in hundreds.

Analyze the bar graph and find out the outlier (if any).

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Yes. Quantity produced by company E.

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Solution

The correct option is B Yes. Quantity produced by company E.
The vertical axis shows the quantity produced by different companies in hundreds.

Here, the variation in quantity produced by all the companies lies between 5-20 hundred except company E, 65 hundred.

Hence, the quantity produced by company E is an outlier.

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Analyze the bar graph and find out the outlier (if any).