Please answer both and provide details.

'. Can environmental factors influence the incidence of schizophrenia? A recent project measured the incidence of the disease among children born in a region of eastern China: 192 of 13,748 babies born in the midst of a severe famine in the region in 1960 later developed schizophrenia. This compared with 483 schizophrenics out of 59,088 births in 1956, before the famine, and 695 out of 83,536 births in 1965, after the famine (St. Clair et al, 2005). a. What two variables are compared in this example? b. Are the variables numerical or categorical? If numerical, are they continuous or discrete; if categorical, are they nominal or ordinal? c. Effectively display the findings in a table. What kind of table did you use? d. In each of the three years, calculate the relative frequency (proportion) of children born who later developed schizophrenia. Plot these proportions in a line graph. What pattern is revealed? The following data are the occurrences in 2012 of the different taxa in the list of endangered and threatened species under the U.S. Endangered Species Act (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 2012). The taxa are listed in no particular order in the table. Taxon Number of species Birds 93 Clams 83 Reptiles 36 Fish 152 Crustaceans 22 Mammals 85 Snails 40 Flowering plants 782 Amphibians 26 Insects 66 Arachnids 12 = dealj e. Create a version of this table that shows the relative frequency of endangered species by taxon