Access the data about cruise ships, which are available at MyMathLab and at the Pearson Downloadable Student

Question:

Access the data about cruise ships, which are available at MyMathLab and at the Pearson Downloadable Student Resources for Math & Stats website.
a. Construct a pie chart that describes the of the companies. What proportion of the cruise ships are owned by Royal Caribbean, Carnival, and Princess? The 3 companies are what proportion of all the companies? Compare the two proportions you found and what this means in this situation.
b. Construct a relative frequency histogram that describes the lengths (in hundreds of feet) of the cruise ships. Begin with lower class limit 2 and class width 1. Describe the shape of the length Construct a relative frequency histogram that describes the crew sizes (in hundreds). Begin with lower class limit 0 and class width 2. There are two outliers. Describe them.
d. Ignoring the two outliers, determine the shape of the crew- size Is the shape the same as the length distribution’s? Why does this make sense?
e. For the crew-size identify the class that contains the 50th percentile. Do the same for the length Use your two results to help you estimate the number of crew members needed per foot. Distribution
The word "distribution" has several meanings in the financial world, most of them pertaining to the payment of assets from a fund, account, or individual security to an investor or beneficiary. Retirement account distributions are among the most...