Find a dataset from a field of your interest or use the data set from part II and pick a view of the variables. The dataset must consist of at least 2 variables and at least 30 observations. At least one of the variables should be categorical and at least one quantitative. 1. (3 points) Describe the data set you are using. List the number of observations. Give a categorical variable of interest and give a quantitative variable of interest. 2. (4 points) Make an appropriate graph of a categorical variable in your data. Then explain what information you get from the graph and what it tells you about the individuals it represents. That is, detail the information one can get from looking at your graph. 3. (4 points) Make a histogram for a quantitative variable in your data. Then explain what information you get from the graph and what it tells you about the individuals it represents. That is, detail the information one can get from looking at your graph. 4. (4 points) Compute appropriate sample statistics for a quantitative variable in your data. You should compute at least one measure of center and at least one measure of