You were asked to analyze water content in ten consumer cleaning products. Your findings will be used by a consumer advocate group to rate the value of those products. Your data will be based on $64$ oz containers of the products. You will use the random function to generate the number of ounces of water.

The products will be labeled $10010$ to $10100$ by $10$ s$.$ The amount of water will be between $1$ and $20$ ozs. Percentage of water is calculated as $($oz water$)/64$

Ratings are as follows:

$\backslash$table$[[$Percentage Water,Rating$],[0-5,$Excellent$],[>5-15,$Acceptable$],[$Over $15,$Poor$]]$

The report you generate will look like this...

$\backslash$table$[[$Product$,$ounces$-,$ounces,Percentage,$],[$Number$,$Product,Water,Water,Rating$],[,,,,],[10010,55,9,14\mathrm{.}06,$Accep$]]$