1.Below are the raw data from your semester's opening exercise for favorite Movies and favorite Restaurants.Since there are not very many in this class, I have combined your results with a previous class.Select one (1), either movies or restaurants, NOT BOTH, and create a frequency table as noted below.Also include a bar chart showing the results. Based on the results, provide a brief explanation of how you would market to students at UIW.

Hint: You will need to categorize the data you select for it to be useful. For example, you might have the categories for the movies as Action, Drama, Comedy, etc. and the categories for restaurants as American, Asian, Mexican, etc.You can use an 'other' category if needed.You can categorize any way you feel is appropriate. If you are unsure of a category of a movie or restaurant, just select a category.It does not matter what categories you select or in which category you place the movies or restaurants.For example, if there happened to be a restaurant named Lilly's and you are not familiar with it, categorize it in any category you like. Count the number of restaurants or movies in each category and that number is your frequency.For example, if you identified 4 action movies, the number 4 is the frequency for that category.

Category

Frequency

Relative Frequency

Cumulative Frequency

Relative Frequency Percent

Bar chart:

Explanation:

Movies

Urban Cowboy

A League of Their Own

Titanic

Cars

Elf

Snatch

16 Candles

John Wick 3

We Were Soldiers

Gladiator

Selena

Home Alone 2

Conjuring

Coming to America

Armageddon

The Godfather

Moneyball

Rear Window

Hildago

Three Amigos

Iron Man