Gasoline usage. The U.S. Department of Transportation collects data on the amount of gasoline sold in each state and the District of Columbia. The following data show the per capita (gallons used per person) consumption in the year 2005. Write a report on the gasoline usage by state in the year 2005, being sure to include appropriate graphical displays and summary statistics.

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Gasoline Gasoline State Usage State Usage Alabama 556.91 Montana 486.15 Alaska 398.99 Nebraska 439.46 Arizona 487.52 Nevada 484.26 Arkansas 491.85 New Hampshire 521.45 California 434.11 New Jersey 481.79 Colorado 448.33 New Mexico 482.33 Connecticut 441.39 New York 283.73 Delaware 514.78 North Carolina 491.07 District of Columbia 209.47 North Dakota 513.16 Florida 485.73 Ohio 434.65 Georgia 560.90 Oklahoma 501.12 Hawaii 352.02 Oregon 415.67 Idaho 414.17 Pennsylvania 402.85 Illinois 392.13 Rhode Island 341.67 Indiana 497.35 South Carolina 570.24 Iowa 509.13 South Dakota 498.36 Kansas 399.72 Tennessee 509.77 Kentucky 511.30 Texas 505.39 Louisiana 489.84 Utah 409.93 Maine 531.77 Vermont 537.94 Maryland 471.52 Virginia 518.06 Massachusetts 427.52 Washington 423.32 Michigan 470.89 West Virginia 444.22 Minnesota 504.03 Wisconsin 440.45 Mississippi 539.39 Wyoming 589.18 Missouri 530.72