It would be nice if this was written on paper:)

2014-15 25 1. Choose a continuous variable 2015-16 from the internet. 25.3 2. Copy and paste the data in geogbra or do a pencil and paper 2016-17 26.4 method. 3. Create a relative histogram, 2017-18 27.5 relative frequency table, and relative frequency polygon. 2018-19 27.4 Choose an interval size that best represents the data and justify 2019-20 25.3 your choice. 4. Create a probability question you 2020-21 25.0 may ask relevant to an interval on the histogram that uses multiple 2021-22 30.3 histogram bars and use the frequency table to answer it. 2022-23 28.9 2023-24 25.0