\fSum of Variable N Sum gguares Minimum Q1 C13 Maximum Milligram percubic meter 36 1.69452 0. 03214 0.02385 0.04015 0.05355 0.05204 h] Find the mean number of milligrams per cubic meter for these sample data. '1 Find the standard deviation of the number of milgrams per cubic meter for these sample data. a) What Is the sample median? or the data. E] Determine the Values for the upper and lower outer fencesf values? h} Values considered to be mild outliers would lie between what 5|\"!ts '31 I ' sets 01 values? I] Value; COnsidered to be Extreme outliers would lie between what WEN}: The ['1 Weeks I5 Show 4.2 5_5 ' r a erlod of 12 timber of inches of rain received per week by a certa In area we p n below. . 6.0 11 8 2 8 5.? 4.5 11.6 19.5 5.4 15.9 13 U ' ' h mean? What Percentage 0f the data lies within one standard dewatlon oft e 32:3: The stem-and-leai plot below shows \"'9 3&5 \"f 5\" randmw Set :13 Stones canted. \"Win m Stemand-Leaf Display: Ages of Concert Gears Stem-and-laaf of Ages of Concert Gears N a 5,0 5 2 0035? 14 3 002417399 24 4 {II 1 1234?\" (6] 5 0126?? 2|} 6 22446789 12 ? 00122 577739 1 8 (I Leaf Unit - I' a} What is the median age for this sample of concert years? b) Find 0.1 and 03. c1 What ls the range for this sample of concert goers? d1 Draw a relative frequencyr histogram for this data set based on the stems shown in the output.