Group Project - MATH 186 A popular soft drink company has made headlines in recent months after the relaunch of one of their iconic brands. They claim that it has been reformulated and now has less than 11 grams of sugar per 355ml can. Sales have soared and consumer feedback about the taste has been exceptional. However, the process they use to reduce the sugar has recently been criticized by a health advocate group as being relatively ineffective. Furthermore, the same health advocate group has suggested that the actual sugar content advertised as 11g/355ml can is not true, and is probably much higher. You have been hired as an independent party to test their suspected claim that the amount of sugar per 355ml can exceeds 11g. They have provided you with the resources to randomly sample 50 cans from various vendors and test each can for the amount of sugar content. The data in the table (see appendix) gives the sugar content in grams for the random sample of the fifty 355ml cans. Part-1: 1. Describe and organize your data and present all findings of a descriptive nature