Now that you have created the summary statistics and graphs, use them to answer the following questions. 1. 2. 3. Who had the highest Systolic rate? How do you know? For the Systolic rate compare the mean and median. Which is larger? Why do they differ? What is the mode? What is the probability that a patient chosen randomly from this data will have a Systolic value equal to the Systolic mode? Show how you determined this. Are there any outliers? Show how you determined this. . Look at the dot plot. What statistical information does this graph tell you that one of the other graphs does not? Look at the box plot. What statistical information does this graph tell you that one of the other graphs does not? Look at the histogram. What statistical information does this graph tell you that one of the other graphs does not? . Please review this material on blood pressure, especially the chart provided on that page. Then look at your summary statistics and charts again. What conclusion might you draw about this sample? Just focus on the systolic rate