1. (10 points) Using the "Life Expectancy at Birth" data collected from Part 1, create a frequency distribution of life expectancy values for all 20 countries, including frequencies, relative frequencies (as percentages rounded to two decimal places), and cumulative frequencies. Note: Group life expectancies into meaningful intervals (e.g., 75-77, 78-80, 81-83, etc.). 2. (3 points) Identify where the U.S. and Japan fall in this distribution. What does this tell you about the U.S. and Japan's life expectancies as they compare to each other and to the other 18 OECD countries?OECD Countries Life Expectancy at Birth (in years) United States 76.4 Japan 84.5 Germany 80.8 Switzerland 83.9 Norway 83.2 Netherlands 81.4 Austria 81.3 Denmark 81.5 Canada 81.6 Sweden 83.1 Australia 83.3 France 82.4 Belguim 81.9 Ireland 82.4 United Kingdom 80.5 Iceland 83.2 New Zealand 82.3 Korea 83.6 Spain 83.3 Italy 82.7