3 Population Population and dwellings Population, 2016 2,731,571 29,113 23,757 12.054 30,526 27.695 15,873id Category Topic Characteristic City of Toronto Agincourt North West Alderwood Annex Banbury-Don Mill: Bathurst ManorEToronto Neighbourhood Characteristics 2016 The following variables are available in the dataset for 2016 for the city of Toronto: Population, Families, Households and marital status, Language, Income, Immigration and citizenship, aboriginal Peoples, Ethnic Origin, Housing, Education, Labour, Journey to Work, Language of Work and Mobility. For the assignment, select 5 categories and 5 neighbourhoods. Category Topic Population and Dwellings 2016 Population Language English and French Immigration and Citizenship Canadian Citizens Aboriginal Peoples Aboriginal Identity Visible Minority Total Visible Minority Population Education No certificate, diploma or degree Labour Employed After choosing the category, make sure that each of the neighbourhoods has greater than 10 for each of the categories. 1) Determine if the data is nominal, ordinal, interval or ratio and explain why. 2) Provide a summary table of the 5 variables chosen. Which neighbourhood has the highest number and lowest number for each category? Which neighbourhood has the highest number for the 5 categories and which neighbourhood has the lowest number for the 5 categories?Toronto Neighbourhood Characteristics 2016 The following variables are available in the dataset for 2016 for the city of Toronto: Population, Families, Households and marital status, Language, Income, Immigration and citizenship, aboriginal Peoples, Ethnic Origin, Housing, Education, Labour, Journey to Work, Language of Work and Mobility. For the assignment, select 5 categories and 5 neighbourhoods. Category Topic Population and Dwellings 2016 Population Language English and French Immigration and Citizenship Canadian Citizens Aboriginal Peoples Aboriginal Identity Visible Minority Total Visible Minority Population Education No certificate, diploma or degree Labour Employed After choosing the category, make sure that each of the neighbourhoods has greater than 10 for each of the categories. 1) Determine if the data is nominal, ordinal, interval or ratio and explain why. 2) Provide a summary table of the 5 variables chosen. Which neighbourhood has the highest number and lowest number for each category? Which neighbourhood has the highest number for the 5 categories and which neighbourhood has the lowest number for the 5 categories? 3) Find the mean, median and mode for the 5 neighbourhoods and 5 categoires. 4) Answer the following questions: a) Is this qualitative or quantitative data?4] Answer the following questions: a] Is this qualitative or quantitative data? b) Is this continuous or discrete data? 1:] Provide the rationale for your answers. 5] Calculate the variance and standard deviation for the 5 variables and graph the results for each. Are the graphs a normal curve. positively skewed or negatively skewed? Explain the results. 6] Determine the interquartile range, mean absolute deviation. slandard deviation using the empirical rule and Chebvsherfs theorem for the 5 variables. 7] Determine the probability ofthe 5 variables. B] Is the sample size appropriate for the data set? Explain why? 9] Calculate the :scores for the variables and plot the results. ID) Describe the distribution ofthe sample's mean for the 5 variables using the Toronto Neighbourhood Characteristics 2016 oentral limit theorem. 1 1) Estimate the population mean for all variables. 12) Determine the sample size needed in order to estimate the population mean Toronto Neighbourhood Characteristics 2016 central limit theorem. 11) Estimate the population mean for all variables. 12) Determine the sample size needed in order to estimate the population mean for the 5 variables by year