3. There have been 59 U.S. Presidential Inaugurations in U.S. history. At each one, the president has made an inaugural address. The first one televised was Harry Truman's in 1949. The following boxplot shows the length of the inaugural addresses (in number of words) both before they were televised and after. (Source) Number of Words in All Inaugural Addresses Post-TV Pre-TV- 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 . 8000 Number of Words au saw withpolio? The Pre-TV group has a single outlier at (Note: This was William Henry Harrison who gave the speech in a blizzard and died of pneumonia in a month). b. Approximate the first quartile for the Pre-TV group. c. Approximate the range for the Post-TV group. d. What is the approximate median of the post-TV group?_ e. Explain why the values found in parts b-d value are considered parameters. Be specific and use context. f. Explain the profound effects television appears to have had on the length of inaugural addresses. Be specific and use the boxplot to support your arguments