Task: Find secondary data related to the COVID-19 pandemic. The data can be from multiple files and should be publicly available and accessible. Do not contact any organization/business to request data. The scope of what you work on is entirely up to your discretion. For example, you may be interested in finding out the relationship between Continents and the number of cases, recoveries, and deaths. You may choose to focus on one province (for example, British Columbia) or choose ten countries to work on. You are encouraged to keep your project as relevant as possible. The data should have at least three categorical variables and three numerical variables. Again, this does not all have to be from one source or related to one topic. Minimum requirements for organizing and Visualizing Variables. a) The data set should be organized into at least two appropriate tables. b) The most appropriate charts should be used to represent at least two numerical variables. c) The most appropriate charts should be used to represent at least two categorical variables. Minimum requirements for Numerical descriptive measures. a) Make use of at least four of the following for the numerical variables: Mean, Median, Range, Variance, Standard deviation, Coefficient of variation, Covariance and Coefficient of correlation. b) Provide a brief interpretation and explanation for as many of the measures above as you can. Bonus: Make use of the concept of probability in any appropriate context