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0 Question 1 1' B 5 pts '0 1 G Details We will be using Google Sheets to simulate a normal distribution with a mean of 200 and a standard deviation of 10. Please note there are five parts to this question. NOTE - Don't forget to follow the directions in the Technology Corner for "Locking Random Numbers\" after creating each sample. First, generate a random sample of 20 data points from a normally distribution population (using the =norminv command in Google Sheets). Create a histogram where the first bin starts at 172.5 (Horizontai Axis >> Min) and the width of each bin is 5 (Histogram >> Bucket Size). Save that histogram as an image file and attach it here. (Please note that even though there is a drop-down for Bucket Size, you can type the value you want.) Choose File No file chosen Second, generate a random sample of 65 data points from a normally distribution population (using the =norminv command in Google Sheets). Create a histogram where the first bin starts at 172.5 and the width of each bin is 5. Save that histogram as an image file and attach it here. Choose File No file chosen Next, generate a random sample of 270 data points from a normally distribution population (using the =norminv command in Google Sheets). Create a histogram where the first bin starts at 172.5 and the width of each bin is 5. Save that histogram as an image file and attach it here. Choose File No file chosen Then, generate a random sample of 1600 data points from a normally distribution population (using the =norminv command in Google Sheets). Create a histogram where the first bin starts at 172.5 and the width of each bin is 5. Save that histogram as an image file and attach it here. Choose File No file chosen In as much detail as possible, explain what you've noticed as the sample size increased. You should address the distribution of the sample. You will be graded on the completeness of your answer. Remember, you can record