2. Since the sample should also be REPRESENTATIVE, ibu analyst decided to analyze the general composition of the sample by viewing the categorical percentages of data and determining in the categoriel percentages were consistent with historical pizza business patterns (a) Develop a frequency histogram of the DAY of the week that sampling was done Graph. Histogram Simple Select "Dayar Slav Baste Statistic Display Descriptive Statisties Select "Day and click on Graphs by Check histogram for histogram with normal distribution) and OR) (b) Although not perfect, what distribution pattom" seems to have been followed in the collection of the data What does this pattem assume about the relative percent of the sample taken on each day about equal or clearly not equal? (e) When one considers the actual pattern of potential business demand patterns, does it seem logical that the actual demand on each day will follow approximately the same pattern? YES or NO. If not. would the sample then be considered violating the necessity for the data being REPRESENTATIVE? YES OR NO. Would this violation potentially create major deficiencies in the conclusions that would be reached ... and if so, how? (d) How might you suggest that this deficiency be overcome? Explain a potential solution by taking more samples and then explain a potential solution by deleting some of the present data. (e) What percentage of pizzas was sampled on Monday? on Tuesday? on Friday on Saturday? (Use Stud Tables Tally Individual Variables Select DAY and check all of the display boxes) 2. Since the sample should also be REPRESENTATIVE, ibu analyst decided to analyze the general composition of the sample by viewing the categorical percentages of data and determining in the categoriel percentages were consistent with historical pizza business patterns (a) Develop a frequency histogram of the DAY of the week that sampling was done Graph. Histogram Simple Select "Dayar Slav Baste Statistic Display Descriptive Statisties Select "Day and click on Graphs by Check histogram for histogram with normal distribution) and OR) (b) Although not perfect, what distribution pattom" seems to have been followed in the collection of the data What does this pattem assume about the relative percent of the sample taken on each day about equal or clearly not equal? (e) When one considers the actual pattern of potential business demand patterns, does it seem logical that the actual demand on each day will follow approximately the same pattern? YES or NO. If not. would the sample then be considered violating the necessity for the data being REPRESENTATIVE? YES OR NO. Would this violation potentially create major deficiencies in the conclusions that would be reached ... and if so, how? (d) How might you suggest that this deficiency be overcome? Explain a potential solution by taking more samples and then explain a potential solution by deleting some of the present data. (e) What percentage of pizzas was sampled on Monday? on Tuesday? on Friday on Saturday? (Use Stud Tables Tally Individual Variables Select DAY and check all of the display boxes)