Exercises 53 and 54 refer to the following setting. The table below displays the number of accidents at a factory during each hour of a 24-hour shift (1  1 a.m).

53. Accidents happen (1.2, 3.1)
(a) Construct a plot that displays the distribution of the number of accidents effectively.
(b) Construct a plot that shows the relationship between the number of accidents and the time when they occurred.
(c) Describe something that the plot in part (a) tells you about the data that the plot in part (b) does not.
(d) Describe something that the plot in part (b) tells you about the data that the plot in part (a) does not.

To construct a plot that displays the distribution of the number of accidents effectively with given data.

Plot that displays the distribution of the number of accidents effectively with given data as follows:

To construct a plot that shows the relationship between the number of accidents and the time.

Plot all of the given data points on a scatter plot and connect each one to an hour later as:

To describe the plot in part (a) tells about the data that the plot in part (b) does not.

Plot from part (a):

Plot from part (b):

The plot created in section (b) does not reveal that the distribution is skewed to the left, as the histogram constructed in part (a) does (b).

To describe the plot in part (b) tells you about the data that the plot in part (a) does not.

Plot from part (a):

Plot from part (b):

The number of accidents is largest at hours $5,13,$and $21$, according to the plot generated in part (b), which is not indicated by the histogram constructed in part (a).