Part E: Applying One and Two-Variable Statistics For this part of the project, you will revisit the data and graphs you have collected thus far to apply what you have learned about one and two-variable statistics concerning the social justice issue you are exploring. Part 1 - One Variable Statistics To demonstrate your understanding of one-variable data, you will be comparing measures of central tendency and spread for 2 different populations based on the data you have collected thus for throughout the project. Your analysis should include all of the following: O a list/table showing the numerical data collected for both populations O calculations of the mean, median, and mode for each population O calculations of the range and IQR for each population O a side by side box plot to compare both populations O a comparison of both populations by interpreting the measures of central tendency, measures of spread, and box plots using the statistical vocabulary I Interpret the measures of central tendency and spread to provide valid and insightful conclusions about your topic in such a way that a person not taking this course will understand O Include decisions or predictions that can be made about the populations and the policies based on your analysis of the data Part 2 - Two -Variable Statistics To demonstrate your understanding of two-variable data, explain and show what conclusions can be drawn when two-variable statistics are applied. Your analysis should include all of the following: O Choose two policies to compare & create a well labeled scatterplot for each population O Create additional scatterplots or double bar graphs based on data collected O Identify and explain which are the independent and dependent variables O Include any trend lines with the equation of the line/curve of best hit O Interpret the correlation coelicient and the slope O Classify and explain the type of relationship Developed by charlotte. cutajanAdsb.on.ca & richard.law@oldsb.on.ca Can you guess how many Canadians are homeless on an average? Copy I thole Someone you know of a member of your family that is homeless? CopyDo you believe the government is at fault for homelessness increase I_D Copy 0,/ 41 correct responses 26 (53.4%) 15 (36.6%)