Help me with Statistics please. I really need this to pass my course for the last time------ Project Overview: The purpose of the project is to analyze a real-life set of statistics related to the Alberta housing market and connect that analysis to the concepts learned in Math 20-2. Objectives: ? Design a histogram from a set of housing market data. ? Calculate measures of central tendency and standard deviation of the market data. ? Design a normal distribution curve based on the market data. ? Respond to questions that analyze the market data. Instructions: 1. The preparation of graphs, number calculations and data analysis is related to the map of Alberta housing prices located towards the end of this project on Appendix A. Read over this graphic. 2. Create a frequency table and histogram that relates to the number of locations (the y-axis variable) that have housing prices between dollar values (the x-axis variable). For the x-axis values, group the housing prices into the following: ? $200,000 to $300,000 ? $300,000 to $400,000 ? $400,000 to $500,000 ? $500,000 to $600,000 ? $600,000 to $700,000 3. Using the frequency table values (For L1 use the average of the housing prices in each range. i.e. For the $200,000 to $300,000 range use $250,000), determine the following: ? Mean ? Median ? Mode ? Standard Deviation 4. Using the mean and standard deviation values that you determined in Instruction #3, design a normal distribution curve. The numbers you use in the design of the curve can be rounded to the nearest ten thousand. 5. Select one location below the mean and determine the percentage of houses in these locations that are less expensive. 6. Select one of the locations that is larger than the mean and determine the percentage of housing that is between this location and the mean. 7. Answer the following questions: ? Which of the measures of central tendency are most helpful for potential homeowners? ? Are there any outliers in this data? If so, why do you think the data is/are outliers? ? Are there other statistical data important for potential home buyers looking to move within the boundaries of Alberta?-----Here's the image of Appendix A from instruction 1. Hope you can help me :(

Appendix A - Alberta Housing Prices at Various Locations (2018 Prices) 22. GRANDE 21 FORT 24. FORT PRAIRIE 10. ST. ALBERT SASKATCHEWAN MCMURRAY AVG. HOME PRICE ANG HOME PRICE AVG. HOME PRICE AVGI HOME PRICE $319,084 $428,892 $368,921 $439,664 14. STONY 13. LEDUC PLAIN 5. EDMONTON 23. COLD LAKE AVG. HOME PRICE AVG HOME PRICE AVG. HOME PRICE AVG HOME PRICE $342,662 $314.127 $382,849 $281,231 18. SYLVAN 17. SPRUCE LAKE GROVE 19. LLOYDMINSTER AVG. HOME PRICE AVG. HOME PRICE AVG. HOME PRICE $324,732 $350,606 $312,219 9. RED DEER AVG, HOME PRICE 20. AIRDRIE 16. BEAUMONT $330,611 AVG. HOME PRICE AND HOME PRICE $359,148 $431,095 12. COCHRANE 1. CANMORE B. STRATHMORE 2. CAMROSE AVG. HOME PRICE: AVG HOME PRICE AVO HOME PRICE AVG HOME PRICE $337,143 $426,342 $676,093 $337,038 7. CHESTERMERE 3. CALGARY 6. HIGH RIVER AVG. HOME PRICE $519,309 AVG. HOME PRICE! AVG. HOME PRICE $479,266 4. OKOTOKS $320,922 AVG HOME PRICE $441,597 15, LETHBRIDGE 11. MEDICINE HAT AVG. HOME PRICE $247,141 AVG. HOME PRICE $273,080 Figure I: Taken from https: //www.zoocasa.com/blog/the-most-affordable-housing-markets-in-alberta/