Answer:
The second box plot represents the data
Explanation:
A box and whisker plot gives you the five-number summary of the data, which includes:
the minimum (lowest value of the data)
the maximum (highest value of the data)
Q1 (25% of the data lies below this point)
Q3 (75% of the data lies below this point), and
the median (the middle of the data).
The two ticks at the far left and far right of the box-and-whisker plot are the minimum and maximum respectively. From the data, we see that the minimum is 5 and the maximum is 10.
Although both plots have a minimum value of 5, only the second plot has the accurate maximum at 10.