1. Use the given frequency distribution table to create a histogram and answer the questions below.

Weights (oz)

Class Limits	Frequency
6.4 - 8.3	12
8.4 - 10.3	13
10.4 - 12.3	11
12.4 - 14.3	12
14.4 - 16.3	13

a. Either on your work upload paper or in your calculations file:

• Provide a neat, clear graph of the histogram.
• Make sure the axes are clearly labeled with their values and what the numbers represent.

b. What values are used on the horizontal axis? [ Select ] ["Class limits", "Class boundaries", "Class midpoints", "Frequency (or relative frequency)"]

c. What values are used on the vertical axis? [ Select ] ["Class limits", "Class boundaries", "Class midpoints", "Frequency (or relative frequency)"]

d. Based on the histogram, how is the data distributed? [ Select ] ["Normal", "Uniform", "Skewed Right", "Skewed Left"]

e. Why did you select that distribution type? [ Select ] ["The data has a low-high-low pattern where the highest point is on the left side of the distribution.", "The data has a symmetric low-high-low pattern.", "The data has a low-high-low pattern where the highest point is on the right side of the distribution.", "The bars are all roughly the same height."]