Use this link to answer the question: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14EWIu2jG3VF9FtGbo0m4hdVQtmhzVrlU/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=117642468080921686843&rtpof=true&sd=true

(d) Imagine that you are a medical doctor. You've just measured a female infant to be 55.5 cm long, with a weight of 5.00 kg. Using the chart for female infants, what might you tell her parents? "Your daughter's weight is the th percentile, for her length. This means that she is heavier than % of female infants of the same length." (e) The data in the two charts is in an excel spreadsheet that you can download from quercus. This allows you to plot and discuss cross-sections of the charts, if you wish. Here are the plots of the nine cross-sections, f(L, 3), f(L, 5), .... f(L, 97). 18 14 12 70 100