Answer :
Step-by-step explanation:
(a) A histogram is like a bar graph, but with ranges instead of values.
(b) The distribution is approximately uniform, with slightly more people at the younger and older ends than in the middle.
(c) The ages do not appear to come from a normal distribution. Normal distributions are bell-shaped, tall in the middle and short on the sides.

We have that
- The Diagram is well drawn
- The Histogram explicitly explains the vacation class
- And the surveyed ages is not from a normal distribution
a)
The correct diagram of the distribution of ages is attached below
b)
From the Histogram of the distribution it is seen that adults of First Class (20-30) have the highest number coming on vacation. While the Third and Fourth class (40-60) range experiences a low number of persons coming on vacation the from Fifth and Sixth Class( 60 -80) also have a high rate of adults on vacation .
c)
NO
This Distribution can not be seen as a Normal distribution because the chart is devoid of symmetry.
In conclusion
- The Diagram is well drawn
- The Histogram explicitly explains the vacation class
- And the surveyed ages is not from a normal distribution
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