2. Suppose the following table showed the distribution of tax savings due to a tax reform in a sample of 1000 households (i.e. this is how much less money households pay in income taxes). For simplicity, we will assume discrete values. X Frequency f $100 200 $400 200 $1,000 200 $2,000 200 $16,000 199 $1,000,000 a. Calculate the mean tax savings in the sample, as well as the median, lower and upper quartiles. b. Is the distribution skewed? If so, in which direction, and how can you tell? c. If you wanted to convince voters that the tax reform is a good idea, how would you present results? What if you tried to convince voters that the reform is a bad idea? (assume you can't lie) d. Nothing to turn in: think about how we might represent this data graphically.