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1. Graph the following sets of data using the appropriate graph. a. Number of Earners Broken Down by Geography Geography Number of Earners (x 1000) Both Male Female Canada 18393 9779 8615 Newfoundland and Labrador 276 144 132 Prince Edward Island 82 41 41 Nova Scotia 522 268 253 New Brunswick 423 224 199 Quebec 4270 2296 1974 Ontario 7163 3806 3357 Manitoba 651 343 308 Saskatchewan 548 290 258 Alberta 2044 1095 950 British Columbia 2414 1271 1143 b. For this question you would compare the data to the rest of Ontario.Unemployment Rate 15 years and Older Broken Down by Areas in Ontario Geography 2006 Erie St. Clair Health Integration Network, Ontario 7.9 South West Health Integration Network, Ontario 5.6 Waterloo Wellington Health Integration Network, Ontario 5 Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant Health Integration Network, Ontario 6.1 Central West Health Integration Network, Ontario 6.4 Mississauga Halton Health Integration Network, Ontario 5.6 Toronto Central Health Integration Network, Ontario 6.4 Central Health Integration Network, Ontario 6.7 Central East Health Integration Network, Ontario 7.1 South East Health Integration Network, Ontario 6.3 Champlain Health Integration Network, Ontario 5.4 North Simcoe Muskoka Health Integration Network, Ontario 5 North East Health Integration Network, Ontario 7.2 North West Health Integration Network, Ontario 7.7 2. Explain the difference between bimodal, normal and skewed distributions. This is part of your summative task. Please submit the questions below to your teacher. 3. Graph the data that you have collected from your survey. Explain three observations that you have noticed with your graph. Is the graph bimodal, normal, skewed, or neither? 4. Graph the data that you have found from your secondary source. Explain three observations that you have noticed with your graph. Is the graph bimodal, normal. skewed, or neither