\fEthan and Drew went on a 10-day fishing trip. The number of smallmouth bass caught and released by the two boys each day is shown in the accompanying data table. Complete parts (a) through (d) below. .Click the icon to view the data table. (a) Find the population mean and the range for the number of smallmouth bass caught per day by each fisherman. Do these values indicate any differences between the two shermen's catches per day? The range for the number of smallmouth bass caught per day by Ethan is (Type an integer or a decimal. Do not round.) The population mean for the number of smallmouth bass caught per day by Ethan is (Simplify your answer.) The range for the number of smallmouth bass caught per day by Drew is El. (Type an integer or a decimal. Do not round.) The population mean for the number of smallmouth bass caught per day by Drew is (Simplify your answer.) Do these values indicate any differences between the two shermen's catches per day? O A. Yes. Ethan has a much lower population mean than Drew. 0 B. Yes. Ethan has a much higher range than Drew. 0 c. No. Both Ethan and Drew have a similar population mean and range. 0 D. No. Both Ethan and Drew have a similar range. Which fisherman seems more consistent? O A. Ethan seems more consistent, since his observations are spread out. 0 B. Drew seems more consistent, since more of his observations are clustered together. 0 c. Ethan seems more consistent, since more of his observations are clustered together. 0 D. Drew seems more consistent, since his observations are spread out. (c) Find the population standard deviation for the number of smallmouth bass caught per day by each sherman. Do these values present a different story about the two shermen's catches per day? Which sherman has the more consistent record? The population standard deviation for the number of smallmouth bass caught per day by Ethan is . (Round to one decimal place as needed.) The population standard deviation for the number of smallmouth bass caught per day by Drew is . (Round to one decimal place as needed.) Do these values present a different story about the two shermen's catches per day? Which fisherman has the more consistent record? 0 A. Ethan has the more consistent record, since his standard deviation is lower. 0 B. Ethan has the more consistent record, since his standard deviation is higher. 0 C. Drew has the more consistent record, since his standard deviation is lower. 0 D. Drew has the more consistent record, since his standard deviation is higher. 0 E. Both shermen have about the same consistency. (d) Discuss limitations of the range as a measure of dispersion. O A. The range takes into account all of the data values, which makes calculating the range very complicated. O B. The range only takes into account the rst and last values, which does not provide any information about the dispersion of the distribution between those values. 0 C. The range only takes into account the smallest and largest values, which does not provide any information about the dispersion of the distribution between those values. 0 D. The range does not take into account any outliers, which makes it non-resistant