Apparently I got al 4 of these wrong and have been given another chance. Work must be shown. Really need help on this.

1. Using the percentile method, construct a 95% confidence interval to estimate the mean commute distance in Atlanta. Take at least 5,000 resamples. Include a screenshot of your bootstrap sampling distribution from Statkey showing your confidence interval and clearly identify your answer. 2. Describe the shape of your bootstrap distribution from part A. Is it normally distributed or skewed? 3. Using the standard error method, construct a 95% confidence interval for mean commute distance in Atlanta. You can use the standard error from the bootstrap distribution you constructed in part A. Show all your calculations. 4. Your 95% confidence intervals in parts A and C should be similar, but they probably won't be exactly the same. Explain why the confidence intervals you constructed using the percentile method and the standard error method are not exactly the same. In other words, why may we expect answers in parts A and C to be slightly different