We will need to use the tabulation feature once again to organize our data into a frequency distribution. Use the Project $1$ data set and create a frequency distribution using only one factor, "pronoun." Review the directions in the previous problem for creating a tabulation. Just like before, you will need to combine categories. For this exercise, make two categories, "she$/$her$"$ and $"$he$/$him$."$ For those that fall outside these exact categories, determine where the entry would fit best. For example, "they$/$her$/$hers$"$ is most like the category "she$/$hers$."$ Again, we are only combining for simplicity of this exercise, not that other pronouns are not unique. Enter all probabilities as decimals rounded to $3$ places.

$($a$)$ If you selected $5$ students, what is the probability that all would be "she$/$her$?"$