The following data represent glucose levels (mg/100ml) in the blood for a random sample of 27 non-obese adult subjects. Begin with a lower class of 70 and use a class width of 7. Construct a frequency table (including frequency, with relative and cumulative frequency) and a corresponding histogram. Do the glucose levels appear to be normally distributed?

(10 pts) 3. The following data represent glucose levels (mg/100ml) in the blood for a random sample of 27 non-obese adult subjects. Begin with a lower class of 70 and use a class width of 7. Construct a frequency table (include ing frequency, with relative and cumulative frequency) and a corresponding histogram. Do the glucose levels appear to be normally distributed? 80 90 91 85 78 90 90 93 98 85 70 85 105 92 80 90 91 86 75 97 90 86 93 102 99 86 92 (a) Construct a frequency table and the histogram. Glocuse Level Frequency (70, 77) [77, 84) 84, 91) (91, 98) [98, 105 [105, 112) Total (b) Find the mean and the standard deviation of the sample. (c) Provide a five-number summary. (d) Are there any outliers? If so, list them here. (e) Describe the shape of the distribution