What feature of a distribution can NOT be determined from a boxplot?
A)Skewness
B)Modality
C)Center
D)Spread

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A boxplot provides information about the center (median), spread (through the interquartile range), and can give some insight into skewness based on the relative lengths of the whiskers and the position of the median within the box. However, it does not clearly show modality, which refers to the number of peaks or modes in a distribution.

What Feature of a Distribution Can NOT Be Determined from a Boxplot