Here are the graph (histogram) and box plot based on the provided summary statistics:

• The histogram shows the distribution of data around the mean (50.08) and median (50), with the red dashed line indicating the mean and the green dashed line indicating the median.
• The box plot illustrates the spread and potential outliers in the data, centered around the median.

Would you like further details on any part of this analysis or an explanation on how to interpret these plots?

Here are five related questions to explore further:

1. How would the histogram look if the standard deviation were larger?
2. What would the impact be if the mean and median were significantly different?
3. How can skewness in data be observed from a histogram and box plot?
4. What additional insights can we gain from adding quartiles to the box plot?
5. How do outliers affect the appearance of a box plot?

Tip: In a box plot, the length of the whiskers indicates data spread, and any dots outside the whiskers are potential outliers.