Question 2: Nearly 1.9 million bachelor's degrees and over 758,000 master's degrees are awarded annually by U.S. postsecondary institutions as of 2018 (National Center for Education Statistics website). The Department of Education tracks the field of study for these graduates in the following categories: Business (B), Computer Sciences and Engineering (CSE), Education (E), Humanities (H), Natural Sciences and Mathematics (NSM), Social and Behavioral Sciences (SBS), and Other (O). Consider the following samples of 100 graduates: Bachelor's Degree Field of Study SBS H H H E B O SBS NSM CSE O B B O O H B O SBS O H CSE CSE O CSE B H O O SBS SBS SBS B H NSM B O SBS SBS B H SBS O B O B O O H SBS H CSE CSE B E CSE SBS SBS NSM NSM CSE H H E SBS CSE NSM NSM SBS O H H B SBS SBS NSM H B B O O O NSM H B R O B B B O O O O Master's Degree Field of Study O B B E B H E B O E SBS CSE H B E E B B mowa O E CSE NSM B WO H H B SBS O SBS B CSE H CSE SBS ooomowmmo CSE E CSE B E CSE E B NSM H Om O B B E E H O HIOO CSE B E CSE O E SBS E SBS B B a. Provide a percent frequency distribution of field of study for each degree. b. What is the lowest percentage field of study for each degree? c. What is the highest percentage field of study for each degree? d. Which field of study has the largest increase in percentage from bachelor's to masters