Answer: Unimodal and Right Skewed
Explanation:
When almost all the data is falls to the right of the graph's peak is known as a right skewed histogram.
A left skewed histogram would have almost all the data falling to the left of the graph's peak.
A histogram is described as uniform if every value in a dataset occurs roughly the same number of times. There are usually no peaks and the data set looks similar to a rectangle.
A Symmetric histogram would be symmetrical, both side of the peak of the graph are mirrored/completely identical.
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