Forced expiratory volume (FEV) is a measure of lung capacity, in liters. Initial measurements provide a baseline value to study the impact of smoking on lung function in the population. Data are obtained on the FEV of a random sample of 100 youths in East Boston in the late 1970s. The sample mean FEV value is 2.3948 liters and the sample standard deviation is 0.80287 liters. Below is the histogram and normal quantile/probability plot for the distribution of the sample values. Match the name of the condition/assumption on the left to the description in the context of the problem on the right. FEV 12 4 0.9 0.82 -0.65 An-0.25 1-0.08 10.0 413- 0.01 45 Randomization Condition [ Choose ] The histogram is slightly skewed to the right and the points in the normal quantile/probability plot do not form a straight line. The sample size of 100 is less than 10% of the population of youths in East Boston in the late 1970s. 10% Condition Data are obtained from a random sample of youths in East Boston in the late 1970s. Nearly Normal Condition [Choose ]