There are two things that could go wrong when analyzing a population through data. Histogram of Percent Body Fat y (15)(28% or higher) Obese 11 200 150- 100 24 32 40 Percent Body Fat 1. An Obese Population Goes Undetected Here, we clearly have a population with a high percentage of obesity. If we are unlucky and the bulk of our data consists of individuals with a body fat percent around 16%, we will incorrectly conclude that we have, in general, a healthy population. (A reliable approximation was not attained.) What action will be taken based in our data? requency 100 Histogram of Percent Body Fa (14) 10 15 Percent Body Fat 2. A Healthy Population is Seen as Obese Here, we clearly have a population with a low percentage of obesity. If we are unlucky and the bulk of our data consists of individuals with a body fat percent around 26%, we will incorrectly conclude that we have, in general, an unhealthy population. (A reliable approximation was not attained.) What action will be taken based in our data?