Using standard deviation and the mean from tables 3 and 5, determine the values that would be one and two standard deviations from the mean. Answer the following:

• What percentage of your data falls within one standard deviation from the mean? What about two standard deviations?
• How does this compare with the Empirical Rule?
• Based on this result, your histogram, and the measures calculated in table 3 - 5, does your data seem bell-shapedormal? Why or why not? Note that the percentages you measure will probably not be an exact match with the theoretical values. If they're close, then your data may still be normally distributed

3, Mean 43,076,193 World Population by Country Median 9,994,834 100 89 Mode 33100265.1 90 80 Number of Country Range 1,439,323,776 Standard deviation 151039964.2 10 4 2 2 Lu Variance 22813070780806400 33100265.1 99300795.3 165501325.5 231701855.7 N/A Population O 5, Coefficient of skewness 8.15