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Statistics Project #1 Dimming In this project, you are going to graphically present and calculate statistics of a set of data that you gather. In addition, you will use t various probability/ counting questions. The informa ' '11 instruct you on how to gather your data and what you will then do The Data You will gather the ages [in years) of all of yo (parents, siblings) and extended family members (grandparents: uncles, cousins]. You need to gather 20 ages (in the case that you have a small family, use friends). Graphically Presenting the Data You will be presenting the data in a number of ways. for each. Use different colored pencils, highlighters, 0 and histograms. 1. A table, with all data present, that 5 relationship to you, and age. 2. Three boxplots that show: al males and all the ages of females. . 3. A histogram that show the amount of individuals in the age categories below: children (0 19); young a Probability Counting estions that appear on the Use your collected data to answer the qu \"Probability/ Counting Questions" page. Show all work and answers in the space provided. Project Materials [Assembly 1 your work on the pages provided. Submit to Print the document and show 31 Use the provided page r crayons for boxplots hows the individuals, their 1 the ages in your set of data, all The ages of duits (20 39]; adults (40 - 59); seniors (60 +) Data Table Name Relationship to you Age 1 MARISOL SISTER / FEMALE 27 2 MAYRA SISTER / FEMALE 30 3 NATHAN NEPHEW / MALE 9 4 Messiah NEPHEW / MALE 3 5 SKYE NIECE / FEMALE 6 CARMEN MUTHER/ FEMALE 46 7 ANGELA GRANDMOTHER/ FEMALE 69 8 ARTURO FATHER / MALE 9 STEPHANIE NIECE / FEMALE 10 Jimmy Brother / MALE 19 11 EDUARDO NEPHEW / MALE 23 12 SUSANA SISTER / FEMALE 26 13 DIANA NIECE / FEMALE 23 14 ASHLEY NIECE / FEMALE 5 15 VALERIA NIECE / FEMALE 19 16 IVONNE SISTER IN LAW / FEMALE 31 17 ALONDRA NIECE / FEMALE 24 18 STEVE CO-WORKER / MALE 50 19 VICTORIA AUNT / FEMALE 48 20 GUADALUPE COUSIN / FEMALEMales Tally Frequency children (0 - 19) young adults (20 - 39) adults (40 - 59) seniors (60 +) 0 - 5 Number Summary Minimum Q1 Median Q3 Maximum Boxplot o 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Are there any outliers? Show your calculations.Females Tally Frequency children (0 - 19) young adults (20 - 39) adults (40 - 59) seniors (60 +) 5 Number Summary Minimum Q1 Median Q3 Maximum Boxplot TITT TITTTTTT 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Are there any outliers? Show your calculations.All Data Tally Frequency children (0 - 19) young adults (20 - 39) adults (40 - 59) A seniors (60 +) CO 5 Number Summary Minimum Q1 Median Q3 Maximum Boxplot TITIITTTTTTTT 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Are there any outliers? Show your calculations.Directions Use the data that you have collected to answer the following questions. All work and answers should be done in the space provided. Questions Assume that you put the names of each person in your data collection in a hat. Each question involves selecting a name or names from the hat. 1. What is the probability that you will choose a person in the children or young adult category? 2. What is the probability that you will choose a person NOT in the children or young adult category? 3. What is the probability that you will choose a child or a senior? 4. What is the probability that you will choose a young adult or an adult? 5. What is the probability of choosing someone within your age group? 6. Calculate the mean and standard deviation of all three groups of data collected and record the information below. Mean Standard Deviation ALL MALES FEMALES