Relative Frequency Histograms X + C @ File | /Users/karamsowan/Downloads/Chapter%202%20Lab%20(Frequency%20Distributions%20and%20Graphs).pdf GAL Apps M Gmail YouTube . Maps @ Topic: Chapter 5... { G atomic radius tren. Self-Assessment.. > Reading List Relative Frequency Histograms.docx 1 / 2 120% This lab involves making an informed decision based on a subjective comparison. We will consider the important issue of car crash fatalities. Car crash fatalities are devastating to the families involved and they often involve lawsuits and large insurance payments. Listed below are the ages of 100 randomly selected drivers who were killed in car crashes. Also given is a frequency distribution of licensed drivers by age. Table 1 Table 2 Ages in years of drivers killed in car crashes 37 76 18 81 28 29 18 18 27 20 Age Number of licensed drivers (in millions) 18 17 70 45 32 88 20 8 28 16-19 9.2 17 51 24 37 24 8 8 17 40 20-29 33.6 25 16 45 31 74 38 6 30 17 34 30-39 40.8 34 27 87 24 45 24 44 73 18 44 40-49 37.0 16 16 73 1/ 16 51 24 6 31 38 50-59 24.2 86 19 52 35 18 18 69 17 28 38 60-69 17.5 69 65 57 45 23 18 56 16 20 22 70-79 12.7 77 18 73 26 58 24 21 21 29 51 80-89 4.3 17 30 16 17 36 42 18 76 53 27 1. Create a relative frequency distribution for the ages of drivers killed in car crashes in Table 1. Use the same class limits for Age as in Table 2 (ie, 16-19, 20-29, etc). Show the table below.Relative Frequency Histograms X + C @ File | /Users/karamsowan/Downloads/Chapter%202%20Lab%20(Frequency%20Distributions%20and%20Graphs).pdf GAL Apps M Gmail @ YouTube . Maps @ Topic: Chapter 5... { G atomic radius tren... Self-Assessment.. > Reading List Relative Frequency Histograms.docx 2 / 2 83% 2. Convert the given frequency distribution in Table 2 to a relative frequency distribution. Show the table below. 3. Compare the two relative frequency distributions. Which age categories appear to have substantially greater proportions of fatalities than the proportions of licensed drivers? 4. Construct a side-by-side bar graph that is effective in identifying age categories that are more prone to fatal car crashes in the space below. Be sure to label your graph (see page 70-71 of the textbook for an example). 5. Write a one-paragraph report that compares the two relative frequency distributions. Include which age categories appear to have substantially greater proportions of fatalities than proportions of licensed drivers. This report should be written from the context of an insurance company and their reason for setting higher auto insurance rates for these age categories. Use complete sentences and proper grammar