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\f3. Create a frequency distribution with 5? classes, using the oorrect class width. Show your calculation of the class 1uvidth. Label the table \"Table 3: Frequency Distribution" 4. Calculate the mean, median, mode, standard deviation, and variance for the frequency distribution. Write your responses, including the proper symbol {select the correct symbol}, in the following form: Statistic Numeric [rounded properly] -_ Label the table \"Table 4: Descriptive statistics from frequency distribution" 1. Enter your data set into StatCrunch, in one column. Sort your data in asoending order [use datar sort within StatCrunch]. Input your sorted data into a table with 5 columns and ID rows, such as the one below: Label the table "Table 1: Sorted sample data\" 2. Calculate the mean, median, mode, standard deviation, and variance for the data set. Write your responses, including the proper symbol {select the oorrect symbol], in the following form: Label the table "Table 2: Descriptive statistics from ratiur data" \fPart II Create the fol lowing graphs: 1. Create a Boxplot from the raw data. Label it "Graph 1: Boxplot" 2. Create a Histogram from the ram-llI data. Label it \"Graph 1: Histogram'r Part III Write a brief EDD-toBhword summaryI discussing the FEED\": from part I, part II, and part III _ Be sure to include alle the following: I Discuss the reasoning behind using tables, statistics, and graphs to organize the data I Discuss why the statistics may be different in table 1 and table 4 I Discuss the measur of center and measur ofuariation as related to the sample data, and how they.r can be used together to describe the sample data