Build a small table in your lab document by clicking on INSERT in the word menu and TABLE and using the little boxes to create a table with FIVE columns and SIX rows(like the one below). Label your table exactly as in the one below. Statistics Mean Median Inter Quartile Range Standard Deviation Sample Size Lower Class Working Class Middle Class Upper Class c) Use the data from the SPSS output pasted in Part C question 8a to complete the table created in Part C question 8b. d) Use the information on the median and mean in the table in Part C question 8b above to describe how the typical ages at which a first child is born in the U.S. varies by social class. Use selected data on the mean and median from the table to document your claims. e) Explain why there are differences, if any, between social classes in the ages at which women typically start childbearing. f) Use the information on the interquartile range and standard deviation in the table in Part C question 8b above to describe how the variability in age at which a first child is born in the U.S. varies by social