Recent annual revenue (in millions of dollars) for the leading music record labels is as follows:
Label A: 5300
Label B: 8900
Label C: 5800
Label D: 2500
Label E: 3100
Label F: 4200
Construct a Pareto chart to visualize the distribution of revenue. Are these data likely to be reasonably 
accurate?
Blank chart:

The Pareto chart is not useful for analyzing revenue distributions, and the data cannot be trusted.

A few companies dominate the industry, with the top three contributing over 67% of total revenue. The data is likely accurate for large labels but may underestimate smaller labels.

The cumulative percentage line shows that no label significantly dominates, and the data is highly unreliable.

All record labels generate nearly equal revenue, and the data is completely accurate for all companies.