In this research study, respondents provided their Age, Gender, and the age they expected to United States than you were a year ago (Optnmsticfuture),and if they expected to be better o\" than their parents were over their lifetime (Expect iture). The data le is Response to Future Optimism Survey You can nd this data set on WData>Laad > Response to Future Optimism Survey (Hint: Search by the key word optimism) The variable names of interest and labels are as follows: I Age: Participant's age Gender: Male, Female, Other Age Retire: Expected age to retire W Components You will need a boxplot (single graph) for Age Retire but with separate boxes for Gender. 0 You will need three histograms, based on gender, that show Age Retire. - You need to conduct descriptive statistics for Age Retire. Report the sample size, mean, median, mode and standard deviation for the variable by Gender and Optimistic Future. 0 For the questions on probability, you will need to write your answers using appropriate statistical notation (i.e., gx > 50) = .050). Additionally, you need to write a sentence explaining what this means using percentages (i.e., The probability of getting a score greater than 50 is 5%) Assembling the Lab Write up your results in the following order using section headings, as shown below. Introduction: In this section, introduce the nature of the dataset (in your own words). 2 points Graphs: In this section, you need to include your graphs. The text for this section discusses the trends and pattems seen in the gures. 8 points W: In this section, you need to include your descriptive tables. The text for this section discusses the trends and patterns seen in each table. 4 points Probability Using the normal calculator in W nd the probability that: 6 points a) An individual is older than 50 years. b) An individual is less than 20 years old. c) An individual is between 25 and 40 years old. Conclusion: In this section, provide a summary of your data exploration. 2 points