Part 2 A doctor in a Bronx community clinic is curious to know more about the types of patients who come in. To get a better understanding, she gathers data from 10 random patient files and creates the following table: 73708 73765 73884 73974 74306 74465 Male Male Female Male Female Female 52 83 55 63 72 56 147.6 182.4 151.8 160.7 170.0 152.6 62 72 63 66 69 64 Single Married Single Married Widowed Single 74587 Female 57 153.7 64 Single 74611 74928 75333 Male Female Male 63 60 77 160.6 157.1 175.4 66 65 70 Married Single Single Caucasian Hispanic Caucasian Hispanic Hispanic Caucasian African American African American Hispanic Asian The doctor has decided to hand off this work to one of her assistants (i.e. you) to make sense of this for her while she sees patients. 1) The doctor, in a rush, has mistakenly not labelled her variables. Label each column with the most likely variable. Include units where necessary. 2) Selecting two variables (not the first column), create the appropriate tables and graphs so that the doctor doesn't have to waste time looking through all the data. (Extra points for creativity!) 3) Using either the third, fourth, or fifth column, calculate the following statistics (show your work!!): a. Mean, Median, and Mode b. Range c. Standard deviation 4) Taking all this information into consideration, what are some things that the doctor can conclude, thanks to your help? List at least 2 findings