which best describes the data in the table?

there are no outliers, but there is a cluster.
there is a cluster and outliers.
there are no clusters or outliers.
there are no clusters, but there are outliers.

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which best describes the data in the table?

there are no outliers, but there is a cluster.
there is a cluster and outliers.
there are no clusters or outliers.
there are no clusters, but there are outliers.

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There are no outliers, but there is a cluster.

There is a cluster and outliers.

There are no clusters or outliers.

There are no clusters, but there are outliers.

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Analyze the trend of the data points

Evaluate for outliers and clusters

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