6. Using the frequency distribution table created in the previous part, and, preferably, hand drawing on (graph) paper (show work, in case you use technology}, (a) Construct a \"bar chart,\" with a descriptive title for it and descriptive labels for its horizontal and vertical axes, for the F distribution; a Pareto bar chart is preferred, which means displaying the categories (your letters) from the highest F to the lowest F from left to right. (1)) Construct an \"ogive,\" with a descriptive title and descriptive labels for its horizontal and vertical axes, for your CRF distribution, using the same order of letters used in your bar chart. (c) Not required to draw a pie chart here, what would be I[in percentage) the share of your mode(s) from the pie? Briey explain your