26) Questions 26a and 26b refer to the frequency distribution graphs below, which display the final exam grades for Dr. Parameter's Intro to Statistics course for each of the past five years. Each graph has the same scale the lowest grade is a 0 and the highest is a 100. B D E m a. (6) Which distribution would you want your final exam grade to be part of, and why? (this question is about making a case not picking the "correct" answer). Answers can be brief- few sentences max. b. (6) Which distribution would you not want your final grade to be a part of, and why? this question is about making a case not picking the correct" answer). Answers can be brief - few sentences max. 27) (6) Chapman is holding an obstacle course race that has physical obstacles like jumping hurdles and cognitive obstacles like solving puzzles. You are the Captain of your team, and you must choose the final member among a pool of candidates. You really want to choose the best candidate, because if you win the race each team member gets $5000. You have information about the physical (time to run a mile) and cognitive abilities (IQ score) of the candidates and the sample from which they were drawn which is copied below. Which candidate would you choose for your team, and why? Candidate A: Mile = 7 mins; 1Q = 120 Candidate B: Mile = 8 mins, 19 = 124 Sample: Mile M = 9.2 mins, s = 1 min; IQ M = 116, s = 8