In 2009, the average number of cars per U.S. household was 2.28. A new study is under way with results due in 2018. Suppose that a sample of household car ownership taken in a U.S. city provided the following results in graphical form. A bar graph has 8 bars. The graph is titled: Number of Cars per Household. The horizontal axis is labeled: No. of Cars. The vertical axis is labeled: Frequency. Each bar is drawn centered over its respective label. Moving from left to right, the labels and corresponding bar heights are given below. 1: 17 units tall 2: 15 units tall 3: 11 units tall 4: 4 units tall 5: 2 units tall 6: 2 units tall 7: 1 unit tall 8: 1 unit tall Part 1 of 3 Construct a discrete probability distribution table for the data graphed above. (Round your answers to two decimal places.) Why is this distribution a discrete probability distribution? What name would you give to the shape of this histogram